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McDonald's Loses $100 Million In Food, Other Inventory After Russia Exit
Despite closing the stores, McDonalds said it will pay full salaries to its employees in both countries, 62,000 of which are Russian.
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Woman Finds Feathers In McDonald's Chicken Wings: Report
The girl from China was hit by nausea as she choked on a mouthful of feathers.
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China's Alibaba Becomes Major Sponsor Of Olympics
The Alibaba deal comes as Asia prepares to host three consecutive games, with South Korea's Pyeongchang staging the 2018 winter games, Tokyo the 2020 summer Olympics and Beijing the 2022 winter games.
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McDonald's Supplier Gets Beijing's Biggest Pollution Fine: Reports
A McDonald's joint venture in China supplying its outlets with French fries has been slapped with a record 3.9 million yuan ($630,000) fine for water pollution, state media reported.
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China Sentences Two Cult Members to Death for McDonald's Murder
Two members of a Chinese cult group were sentenced to death and another to life imprisonment for beating a woman to death in a McDonald's outlet after they unsuccessfully tried to recruit her into their "all-powerful spirit" cult.
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No Burgers at Some China McDonald's Over Food Scare
McDonald's outlets in Beijing and Shanghai have yanked their flagship burgers off the menu after a key US supplier recalled products made by its Shanghai factory, which is alleged to have used expired meat.
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Local tastes tempt China diners away from Golden Arches
Bearing rice burgers and lotus roots, an army of Chinese fast food firms is cooking up a challenge to McDonald's Corp and Yum Brands Inc, tempting cost-conscious diners with healthy, homegrown fare and causing a drag on growth for the US chains in the country's $174 billion fast food market.
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In China, Nestle and Danone play it by the book
Swift responses from Swiss food company Nestle and French rival Danone to Beijing's announcement that it was investigating possible price-fixing of instant milk formulas are textbook examples of how firms should deal with such crises in China, according to executives and consultants.
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McDonald's Loses $100 Million In Food, Other Inventory After Russia Exit
Despite closing the stores, McDonalds said it will pay full salaries to its employees in both countries, 62,000 of which are Russian.
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Woman Finds Feathers In McDonald's Chicken Wings: Report
The girl from China was hit by nausea as she choked on a mouthful of feathers.
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China's Alibaba Becomes Major Sponsor Of Olympics
The Alibaba deal comes as Asia prepares to host three consecutive games, with South Korea's Pyeongchang staging the 2018 winter games, Tokyo the 2020 summer Olympics and Beijing the 2022 winter games.
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McDonald's Supplier Gets Beijing's Biggest Pollution Fine: Reports
A McDonald's joint venture in China supplying its outlets with French fries has been slapped with a record 3.9 million yuan ($630,000) fine for water pollution, state media reported.
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China Sentences Two Cult Members to Death for McDonald's Murder
Two members of a Chinese cult group were sentenced to death and another to life imprisonment for beating a woman to death in a McDonald's outlet after they unsuccessfully tried to recruit her into their "all-powerful spirit" cult.
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No Burgers at Some China McDonald's Over Food Scare
McDonald's outlets in Beijing and Shanghai have yanked their flagship burgers off the menu after a key US supplier recalled products made by its Shanghai factory, which is alleged to have used expired meat.
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Local tastes tempt China diners away from Golden Arches
Bearing rice burgers and lotus roots, an army of Chinese fast food firms is cooking up a challenge to McDonald's Corp and Yum Brands Inc, tempting cost-conscious diners with healthy, homegrown fare and causing a drag on growth for the US chains in the country's $174 billion fast food market.
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In China, Nestle and Danone play it by the book
Swift responses from Swiss food company Nestle and French rival Danone to Beijing's announcement that it was investigating possible price-fixing of instant milk formulas are textbook examples of how firms should deal with such crises in China, according to executives and consultants.
