Amelia Lucas is a reporter at CNBC, specializing in covering restaurants and the food and beverage industry. She has written for various publications including NBC News, CNBC, Knowledia, NBC Chicago, The West Australian, and NBC Connecticut. Amelia's articles provide insights into industry trends, business strategies, and the latest developments in the food and beverage sector.
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Amelia's coverage primarily focuses on the food and beverage industry, particularly fast food and restaurant companies. She heavily relies on data and press releases for her articles, indicating a preference for fact-based information directly from primary sources.
Given her focus on sales & marketing, business strategies, product promotions, and investment analysis within the food sector, she may be open to pitches that offer unique insights into consumer trends affecting the industry or exclusive access to new product launches or marketing campaigns.
Additionally, since Amelia covers topics related to earnings reports and financial developments in the industry, providing expert analysis of these events could capture her attention. If you have proprietary data or research relating to the performance of major players in the fast-food or restaurant space, it might align well with Amelia's reporting style.
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The outbreak isn't expected to have a material impact on McDonald's business, CFO Ian Borden said.
McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski told investors that the company views the E. coli outbreak linked to its Quarter Pounder burgers as "being behind us."
By: Amelia Lucas
New CEO Brian Niccol has pledged to simplify the Starbucks menu.
The olive oil-infused coffee drink line, an idea from longtime CEO Howard Schultz, failed to catch on with customers.
The outbreak isn't expected to have a material impact on McDonald's business, CFO Ian Borden said.
Starbucks will eliminate the extra charge for dairy alternatives after years of pleading from customers.
Starbucks investors heard more details about CEO Brian Niccol's plan to bring back customers to U.S. stores.
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol said the chain will have to buy around 200,000 Sharpie markers for baristas as part of his plan to win back customers.
By: Amelia Lucas
Net sales climbed 24.7% to $2.29 billion, largely thanks to the company's acquisitions of its largest U.S. Burger King franchisee and its Popeyes business in China earlier this year.
By: Amelia Lucas
Yum Brands on Tuesday reported quarterly earnings and revenue that missed Wall Street's expectation as same-store sales at KFC and Pizza Hut slid more than expected.
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