MCD240726C315000
- 0.01
- 0.000.00%
McDonald's Newsroom
McDonald's Is Extending Its Value Meal Promotion, Reports Say
Signal of slowing consumerism in the USA: Consumers are becoming gradually more price sensitive, McDonald's extended the $5 value meal promotion.
Analysis shows that about a month ago, McDonald's suddenly launched a $5 value meal because consumers gradually became sensitive to prices under the shadow of high interest rates and high inflation and began to pursue affordable meal deals. 93% of McDonald's stores decided to extend the promotion because company executives understand that the trend of slowing consumer spending in the United States will continue.
McDonald's to Extend $5 Meal Deal Until August, Franchisees May Get Hit in the Early Innings
Here's How Much Profit McDonald's Makes on Its $5 Meal
By Charles Passy The margins are tight, but there's still a profit to be made on the offer, according to industry experts Apparently, there's money to be made off even a $5 meal. That's the opinion
McDonald's $5 Value Meal Is Staying on Menus for a Little While Longer | CNN Business
What's Going On With Fast-Food Giant McDonald's Shares Today?
McDonald's Corp. (NYSE:MCD) reportedly plans to extend its $5 meal deal across most U.S. locations to attract cost-conscious diners.Launched on June 25, this initiative aims to entice customers who
Market Chatter: McDonald's to Extend $5 Meal Deal, Explore Longer Operating Hours
McDonald's (MCD) will extend its $5 meal deal at nearly 93% of its US locations beyond the initial four-week period, with some continuing through August, Bloomberg reported Monday, citing a company memo.
Express News | McDonald's - Offer Windows Will Vary by Geography, Most of Business Units Will Be Extending Offer Through August or Plan to Continue to Vote on It
Express News | McDonald's 93% of US Restaurants Voted to Extend $5 Meal Deal Promotion - Internal Memo
Analysts Estimate McDonald's (MCD) to Report a Decline in Earnings: What to Look Out for
McDonald's to Extend $5 Value Meal, Bloomberg News Reports
Burger chain McDonald's would continue to offer $5 value meal at most of its U.S. restaurants beyond the initial four-week window, Bloomberg News reported on Monday citing a company memo.
Express News | McDonald's Extends $5 Meal Deal Due To High Customer Traffic
This Analyst With 86% Accuracy Rate Sees Around 16% Upside In Alphabet - Here Are 5 Stock Picks For Last Week From Wall Street's Most Accurate Analysts
U.S. stocks closed lower on Friday, with the Dow Jones index falling more than 350 points during the session.The S&P 500 fell 1.97%, while the Nasdaq dipped 3.65% last week, recording their biggest
Stifel Maintains McDonald's(MCD.US) With Hold Rating, Cuts Target Price to $265
Stifel analyst Chris O`Cull maintains $McDonald's(MCD.US)$ with a hold rating, and adjusts the target price from $285 to $265.According to TipRanks data, the analyst has a success rate of 56.4% and
Express News | McDonald's : Stifel Cuts Target Price to $265 From $285
McDonald's Growth Strategy and Financial Resilience Secure a Buy Rating
Quick Service Restaurants Face Disgruntled Consumers and Nervous Investors
One article reads: Who is the initiator of the 'global crisis'? Why is its destructive power so widespread?
The global outage caused by CrowdStrike on Friday led to a large number of flights being grounded, market chaos, and operational problems for multiple companies. On the same day, Microsoft Azure cloud computing service failure made the situation even more complicated and it is expected to take several days to eliminate all the impacts. What is CrowdStrike? This cybersecurity company is a major supplier of anti-ransomware software. According to the market research institution IDC, CrowdStrike's share in the $8.6 billion endpoint detection and response (EDR) software market is about 18%, second only to Microsoft. The company's institutions are
'Blue Screen of Death' Adds to Tech Pain on Summer Friday | Wall Street Today
U.S. stocks pulled back Friday, as the largest IT crash in history sent tech even lower for there week following a semiconductor sector pullback.
Global IT failures spread to Wall Street, with employees of institutions such as JPMorgan unable to log in to the system.
From Hong Kong, Dubai to South Africa, London, bankers in many places were affected by global IT failures, with some unable to log in to computer systems and others unable to trade. Employees of banks such as JPMorgan, Nomura, and Bank of America were unable to log in to the company's system on Friday, and many people's interfaces turned into blue error screens. At Haitong Securities, one trading desk was shut down for about three hours. The Norwegian central bank said it would have to conduct liquidity tenders by email and phone due to problems with its network system. This interruption is associated with CrowdStrike Holdings Inc., a widely used network.