Samaritan's Purse, lead by Franklin Graham
September 28, 2024
MCD Shares Break Records
Back in June, we discussed, with some alarm, that McDonald's share price had drifted down to the mid-$200 range.
Is anyone watching the MCD stock price? - 6/18/24
We should now recognize that the MCD share price has finally topped $300 over the past week, driven by market momentum and an announced increase in the MCD dividend.
However, in the longer term, the increase comes from investors' confidence that McDonald's Owner/Operators will continue to follow corporate discounting plans.
Congratulations to MCD shareholders.
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September 19, 2024
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September 17, 2024
Are We Done With McHarris?
This is one last post about the Kamala Harris and McDonald's issue. It seems to have run its course, and I'm told she isn't going to use McDonald's in her commercials anymore. That doesn't mean Trump/Vance won't still mention it, but probably with less frequency. It is disappointing that news reporters in their 20s and 30s expect businesses to produce employment records from forty years ago. Of course, if Kamala hadn't ever worked at McDonald's, there would be nothing to reveal.
Harris touts her time working at McDonald's. Will it help? - LA Times
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September 11, 2024
First McDonald's Paycheck
https://x.com/i/status/1833592944869388675
September 10, 2024
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September 4, 2024
Former McDonald's VP Makes Good
It doesn't happen that often that a former McDonald's exec goes on to a successful position elsewhere. Debbie Stroud appears to be the exception.
Whataburger CEO retiring - Stroud takes post - Rest Business
https://www.linkedin.com/in/debbie-stroud-88149540/details/experience/
September 3, 2024
Life is Political - Like it or Not
Kamala Harris' claim that she once worked for McDonald's continues to attract considerable attention. So far, McDonald's Corp. has responded with "no comment." While this is dangerous ground because no corporate favor can be shown to any candidate, isn't this a chance to reinforce the fallacy of the Joint Employer concept?
Shouldn't one of the pajama boys be able to put together a statement that says, "These people don't work for us, and we know nothing about them?" And/or "We don't keep records of franhiceee's employees?"
A proper nonpartisan statement would be better than leaving the questions hanging, which only allows the media to speculate that McDonald's Corp. is hiding something.
McDonald's is getting a lot of attention on the campaign trail - Yahoo
September 2, 2024
High End Burger Chains Struggling
And McDonald's management is focused on testing a larger, more expensive hamburger?