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The accused person has a string of arrests in his history. (Representational image) A man in New York has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly shooting a McDonald's worker for serving his mother cold french fries, police and reports said. Multiple gunshot incidents occur daily in the Big Apple. In this latest case, Michael Morgan, 20, shot the 23-year-old McDonald's employee in Brooklyn on Monday evening, according to police and the New York Post . The victim is in critical condition in hospital. The incident started as an argument between a 40-year-old woman and the victim, whom she accused of having given her cold fries, the tabloid said. Close The woman made a video call to her son Morgan, who burst into the fast-food chain and argued with the employee before the two of them went outside. Morgan then shot the employee, according to a police source cited by the Post. The accused has been arrested several times for various crimes, the … [Read more...] about New York man shoots McDonald’s worker for serving his mother cold french fries

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Topline McDonald’s will soon resume operations at some of its Ukraine locations after shuttering for six months, according to a note sent to employees Thursday morning, following the fast food giant’s infamous withdrawal from Russia in protest of the invasion of Ukraine. Key Facts In the coming months, the company plans to reopen some of its restaurants in Ukraine’s capital of Kyiv and other locations in Western Ukraine away from the frontlines of fighting, according to a message to employees from Paul Pomroy, the McDonald’s corporate senior vice president of international operated markets, seen by Forbes and other outlets. Pomroy said the reopening “would support a small but important sense of normalcy,” and said the move was done after consulting with some of its roughly 10,000 Ukrainian employees, who the company has continued to pay since shutting all Ukrainian restaurants in February. McDonald’s … [Read more...] about McDonald’s Unveils Ukraine Reopening Plans After Spurning Russia

- A + A (Aug 11): McDonald's Corp said on Thursday it plans on reopening its restaurants in Ukraine over the next few months in an early sign of western businesses returning to the country, even as the conflict with Russia continues. The world's biggest burger chain closed all its restaurants in Ukraine and Russia in March, following Moscow's invasion of the eastern European country. McDonald's had 109 restaurants in Ukraine, but did not specify how many it planned to reopen. It sold most of its 850 restaurants in Russia to one of its local licensees in May. The decision to reopen came after "extensive consultation and discussion with Ukrainian officials, suppliers, and security specialists, and in consideration of our employees' request to return to work," Paul Pomroy, McDonald's head of international operated markets, said in a message to employees. McDonald's said it was working with suppliers to get products to restaurants and bring employees back on site … [Read more...] about McDonald’s to start reopening restaurants in Ukraine

It's been almost six months since McDonald's paused its operations in Ukraine as a result of the country's war with Russia. But a few days ago, the fast food chain shared a fascinating announcement about both what the company has done to support its people, and its new plans moving forward. "As we look forward, supporting our people in Ukraine continues to be our number one priority," wrote Paul Pomroy, McDonald's Corporate Senior Vice President of International Operated Markets in a statement on the company's website. Pomroy went on to share two very interesting points: 1. Over the past months, McDonald's has continued to pay the salaries of more than 10,000 employees within Ukraine. 2. The company is now planning to reopen some restaurants in Kyiv and western Ukraine. These types of decisions aren't easy. But they are a great example of how organizations can build goodwill, take care of its people, and benefit society as a whole. Beyond that, McDonald's … [Read more...] about McDonald’s Just Made a Huge Announcement About Its Stores In Ukraine. It’s a Lesson in Emotional Intelligence

People who are familiar with the story of Honest Tea may recall that I launched the company with my former Yale School of Management professor Barry Nalebuff. With Barry as board chair and me as the "TeaEO," we made a dynamic duo that built the idea from a startup with five thermoses and an empty Snapple bottle to a national brand acquired by the Coca-Cola Company in 2011. Barry, who kept his job as a Yale professor, is still a close friend and occasionally provides advice or helps edit our label messages. But as we mark Honest Tea's 20th anniversary this spring, there is another founder who didn't have her name on the label but has been the soul of the brand: my wife, Julie Farkas. In 1997, when I thought about leaving a promising job at Calvert mutual funds to launch a startup in an industry where I had no relevant experience (except that I drank beverages), Julie was the first person to support the idea. Even though we had three boys under the age of 6, including a … [Read more...] about Why My Spouse Was My Most Important Asset in Launching My Company

Back in April, before she provided one of the most memorable moments of the 2022 Grammys— rushing back from the bathroom to accept the trophy for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance with SZA for their hit “Kiss Me More”—Doja Cat posted a short TikTok video from her dressing room. It’s just a closeup of her holding up a glittery, crystal-encrusted custom JBL Clip portable speaker, and saying “Jibble! Jibble! Jibble!” advertisement advertisement It may not be how the brand pronounces its name, but for JBL, it translated into one of its most significant and successful social moments. That, combined with Doja Cat taking the speaker on the red carpet with her (it matched her dress), gave the brand two years’ worth of social engagement in about three days. @dojacat #ad ???????? @jblaudio #ad ♬ original sound – Doja Cat Bill Wyman, vice president of integrated marketing for JBL, says that in the past, when brand people would hear something … [Read more...] about Jibble, jibble! Why Doja Cat is the new model for celebrity brand-partnership success

(CNN) Many technicians at Labcorp and Quest Diagnostics, two of the largest commercial labs in the US, have been refusing to draw blood from patients who might have monkeypox, CNN has learned. Labcorp and Quest don't dispute that in many cases, their phlebotomists are not taking blood from possible monkeypox patients. What remains unclear, after company statements and follow-ups from CNN, is whether the phlebotomists are refusing on their own to take blood or if it is the company policy that prevents them. The two testing giants say they're reviewing their safety policies and procedures for their employees. Testing is crucial to getting monkeypox under control, but there's a 'shocking' lack of demand Infectious disease experts who treat monkeypox patients say that the refusals are based on stigma and slow efforts to identify and isolate patients with monkeypox at a time when the nation's health officials are coming under criticism for struggling to get the … [Read more...] about Some lab techs refuse to take blood from possible monkeypox patients, raising concerns about stigma and testing delays

File image of a shopper holding groceries while waiting to checkout inside a grocery store in San Francisco, California, US Christina Caron For Ellie Alvarado, a teacher and mother of three in Elgin, Illinois, figuring out how to pay the bills has become a source of anxiety and tension, especially when she and her husband argue over how to cut back. “When I say, ‘OK we cannot buy anything this week or else we’ll go into overdraft’ — he says, ‘No, what are you talking about? We’re both working. That shouldn’t happen,’” Alvarado said. Soaring food costs have meant no more impromptu trips to McDonald’s. Name-brand cereal and other little luxuries are out, too. Gas prices, which recently hovered around $5 a gallon, are also eating into their budget. “Every time I fill up our van I’m flabbergasted,” said Alvarado, who sometimes sees as little as $100 in her family’s checking account. “I’m always worrying,” she added. Close Her husband, who works in a factory, … [Read more...] about ‘I’m always worrying’: The emotional toll of financial stress

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Restaurant Brands International Inc. stock (NYSE: QSR) is one of the largest fast-food restaurant chains in the world and it is a combination of Burger King, Tim Hortons, Popeyes, and, since late 2021, also Firehouse Subs. The company is scheduled to report its fiscal second-quarter results on Thursday, August 4. We expect QSR’s stock to see little to no movement due to revenues coming in line, and earnings missing expectations marginally in its second-quarter results. The fast-food giant’s next few quarters might show high volatility given the current macroeconomic situation. However, the company showcases solid mid-to-long term growth prospects. The revenue stream of QSR is directly influenced by the system sales it generates across its brands, which can be increased by growing restaurant sales or by adding as many restaurants as possible. Notably, the company’s net restaurant growth grew 4.4% year-over-year in Q1 FY’22 - … [Read more...] about Restaurant Brand’s Q2 Earnings Preview: What Are We Watching?

- A + A (Aug 4): Australia’s new Government rejected plans for a major coal project near the Great Barrier Reef, marking a sharp change in policy in one of the biggest exporters of the polluting fossil fuel. Minister for Environment and Water Tanya Plibersek said Thursday that she intended to not approve mining tycoon Clive Palmer’s Central Queensland Coal project due to the likelihood of “unacceptable impacts” on the world heritage site. It’s the first time an Australian Minister has refused a coal mine under the country’s Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act, her office said. The announcement comes on the same day Australia’s Lower House of Parliament passed legislation to cut the country’s emissions by 43% from 2005 levels by 2030 in a major policy victory for the Labor government that came to power in May after a climate-focused election. There is a 10-day period of public comment on the decision and the proponents of the mine were contacted, … [Read more...] about Australia knocks back major coal project near Great Barrier Reef