31 min ago | The Globe and Mail
Fast-food dividend stock fight: McDonald's vs. Tim Hortons
Certainly, Tims and Mickey D's have plenty of things in common. Both companies pay dividends.
4 hrs ago | Stuff.co.nz
Across America and much of the world, the name In-N-Out stands as hallowed reference to excellence in burger production.
5 hrs ago | MSN Money
McDonald's among 4 quiet growth stocks
There's nothing innovative about a hamburger. No matter what a chef does to one, it's still a slab of beef and some condiments nudged inside a bun -- a product that's been around since at least the late 19th century.
10 hrs ago | YorkRegion.com
I was growing concerned when I read some online responses last week to Finance Minister Jim Flaherty's remark "there's no such thing as a bad job" - concerned because I tended to agree with the man, who said he'd worked as a taxi driver and hockey ref .
14 hrs ago | The New York Times
Diner's Journal Blog: What We're Reading
Bigger Than Your Head : "A wine whose treatment sensationalizes a grape's aspects instead of allowing them a natural and authentic expression; . . . a wine whose making bends it out of proportion to its logical necessity, range and delivery." Yes, Fredric Koeppel concludes, wines can be vulgar.
16 hrs ago | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Egg sandwiches at Subway top competitors
Egg sandwiches that are tasty and nutritious are hard to come by in most fast-food chains.
20 hrs ago | American Thinker
McDonald's toy causes Saudi heads to explode
Nothing surprises me anymore when it comes to crazy Islamists. But this story about a McDonald's Happy Meal toy figurine that some Saudi religious fanatics see the name of the prophet being stepped on is just incredible.
Stranded man in wheelchair found help was slow in coming
Bill Dowe wasn't far from home, a quarter-mile tops, when his motorized wheelchair conked out on him not too long ago in a McDonald's on Reynolda Road.
Musqueam protest in Vancouver covers same old ground
On a dirt lot in Marpole, the remains of two babies and an adult lay under blue and white tarpaulin.
McDonald's sells debt to fund China expansion
McDonald's has issued $900 million in debt at a record low coupon as it prepares to increase spending on new restaurants and to refurbish existing restaurants worldwide, with a greater focus in China.
Koesterich Bullish On Dividend ETFs
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McDonalda TMs Australia Limited - Strategic SWOT Analysis Review...
Its restaurants offer Deli Choices, including Bacon And Egg, Chicken Caesar, Chicken Tandoori, Italian Supreme, Mustard Beef; salads comprising Garden Mixed Salad, Roast Chicken Salad, Orange and Poppyseed Muffin, Apple and Blueberry Muffin, Lean Beef Burger; cereals and fruit, including green apple and red apple; breakfast, including Bacon and Egg ... (more)
N.H. faces tough odds in bid to ban Internet sweepstakes
A TelConnect phone card advertisement hangs in the window of the newly opened 3D Business Center located at Heritage Commons on Lafayette Road in Portsmouth.
Subway tops taste-tests for breakfast sandwiches
Consumer Reports recently tried egg sandwiches from Burger King, Dunkin' Donuts, McDonald's, Starbucks and Subway - and deemed Subway's Egg White and Cheese on Mornin' Melt Flatbread most tasty.
Jemaine Clement's Boris the Animal comes in search of his nemesis, Agent K, in Men in Black III.
As The Season Begins, An ETF For Profit From Summer Travel
It's that time of year again, as families all over America to do their best impressions of the Griswolds of National Lampoon' fame and set out across this great nation in search of entertainment, rest and relaxation.
Why Dividend Stocks Can't Take The Place Of Bonds
We continue to examine the alternatives for long-term investors in the light of the "new normal" of volatility, low interest rates and inflation.
Job Hunting? How Marketing Tactics Can Give New Grads an Edge
A new book on the secret to getting a job after college says knowing how to sell yourself is key.
Kevin Reddy, chief executive of Noodles & Co., says one reason his restaurant chain keeps growing is that his customers don't have to leave a tip.
Cover Me: A Covered-Call Strategy And McDonald's
A McDonald's hamburger and fries on a table near City Hall October 13, 2010 in New York.