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04-01-2016, 09:40 AM
McDonald's adding 1,500 outlets in China, Hong Kong and South Korea
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BEIJING —*McDonald's Corp. said Thursday it plans to open 1,500 new restaurants in China, South Korea and Hong Kong as it looks to faster-growing markets to help drive a global turnaround.
McDonald's said it is looking for partners to help finance that expansion. The company said it also will give local managers more decision-making power to respond to Asian customers.
McDonald's, based in Oak Brook, Illi**is, is overhauling its business under CEO Steve Easterbrook after ack**wledging it failed to keep up with changing tastes. The total number of global diners visiting its restaurants fell last year. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/04/01/mcdonalds-hk-china-skorea/)
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BEIJING —*McDonald's Corp. said Thursday it plans to open 1,500 new restaurants in China, South Korea and Hong Kong as it looks to faster-growing markets to help drive a global turnaround.
McDonald's said it is looking for partners to help finance that expansion. The company said it also will give local managers more decision-making power to respond to Asian customers.
McDonald's, based in Oak Brook, Illi**is, is overhauling its business under CEO Steve Easterbrook after ack**wledging it failed to keep up with changing tastes. The total number of global diners visiting its restaurants fell last year. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/04/01/mcdonalds-hk-china-skorea/)
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