
McDonald’s Tests Ads on Menu Boards While You Wait for Your Order
McDonald's is testing ads from other brands on its menu screens while you wait for your food. A small move with a vast potential audience.


McDonald's is testing ads from other brands on its menu screens while you wait for your food. A small move with a vast potential audience.

KFC debuts a savory cereal flavored with its 11 herbs and spices, meant to be eaten with gravy instead of milk, a limited UK release.

Long John Silver's launches Crispy Battered Wings for $1.99, paired with a strange Ranch with Old Bay sauce. A full Game Day Platter rounds out the menu.

Subway's Will Arnett campaign, Carl's Jr. attack on Burger King, and Ninety-Nine Restaurants in play as fast-food chains fight for customers.

Church's Texas Chicken offers a Big Deal Box at $5, plus a Pineapple Fried Pie, but Los Angeles prices run higher than the suggested deals.

Taco Bell's Diablo Ranch Steak Nacho Fries arrive nationwide as a limited-time item; regular Nacho Fries are now permanent.

Dunkin' gives away tiny coffee cup sleeves modeled after L.L.Bean's Birdseye Sweater, with bigger merch on the way this month.

Subway's Feed Your SUBconscious campaign uses Will Arnett as your inner voice, urging you to eat Subway instead of burgers or snacks.

Yardbird files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing $25 million in debt from expansion and the pandemic. A sale to a lender is lined up.

Wendy's is quietly canceling breakfast at hundreds of locations as sales fall to 5.5% of revenue. The move marks a retreat from its morning ambitions.

Jalen Brunson invests in Just Salad and stars in a campaign celebrating fans who always knew the brand was cool.

KFC sends gifts to baby born in parking lot, dubbed Colonel Cody by his parents.
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