Heather Haddon

Heather Haddon McDonald's is renewing its vows with Chicago, striking a deal to put its name on a new professional soccer stadium in its longtime home.

Restaurants are pushing protein and smaller portions to keep attracting those eating less.

The company is laying off 300 employees and closing some offices as it seeks to slim down.

Months of planning and debate went into making the promotion more profitable. No more “shrimp police.”

Heather Haddon Starbucks is laying off 300 U.S. workers and closing several regional corporate offices in the latest move by Chief Executive Brian Niccol to turn the coffee chain around.

Cava thinks the key to keeping customers coming is an $11.67 grilled chicken bowl. Holding prices steady and affordable on popular menu items is helping the Mediterranean chain gain traffic, even if it means taking a hit on margins as costs rise, CEO B

Starbucks' campaign to cut $2 billion in costs is stretching north of the border. The coffee giant told employees Thursday that it is trimming positions and reorganizing Canadian corporate functions to help streamline operations, a Starbucks spokesman said. Several dozen employees were impacted, no

Starbucks shares fell 2% Tuesday after a promotion misfire and threatened boycotts in South Korea, one of the chain’s biggest markets. The company’s South Korean licensee recently ran a “Tank Day” marketing campaign, offering discounts on the company’s “Tank” tumbler series. The promotion’s last we

New products, smaller packages and value meals are being rolled out to attract inflation-weary customers.

Just having a crispy chicken sandwich may not be enough anymore in the fast-food business. McDonald’s said Monday that it is testing hand-breaded chicken, part of a new multi-year strategic plan to upgrade its menu, service, restaurant designs and online marketing. “The competitive landscape is cha