Fast food chains are ubiquitous in Singapore’s competitive food and beverage (F&B) landscape, catering to the busy and hectic Singaporean lifestyle. The diverse mix of global, Asian, and local ...

Fast-food corporations opposed a California minimum wage increase under the guise of concern for workers, claiming it would result in lost jobs. The bill passed, and the numbers are in: that concern ...

If you were a fan of Super Size Me in the early 2000s, you may have mixed emotions on whether or not you can eat fast food and still be healthy. Fast food typically has a reputation for being high in ...

A Russian fast-food chain called Uncle Vanya has filed to trademark a logo that bears a strong resemblance to McDonald's iconic Golden Arches. On Saturday, Uncle Vanya made a trademark filing with ...

A string of American fast-food chains and restaurants are pulling fresh onions from some of their locations because of E. Coli food poisoning risks. Yum Brands, the parent of Taco Bell ...

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Then follow these steps: Scroll down Apple Maps to the info section of the store Look for the Apple Pay logo or Apple Pay symbol. If it’s there, you are good to go! Can You Order Fast Food Online with ...

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Chicken tenders are a popular item at many fast-food chains; some chains have even built their entire business off them. Todd Graves, for example, turned his idea for a chicken-finger restaurant ...

US fast-food chains including Burger King, KFC and Taco Bell have pulled fresh onions from some restaurants after an E coli outbreak linked to McDonald’s Quarter Pounder sandwiches sickened ...

If you've been thinking that the service at your favorite fast food restaurant is going a little downhill, you should know that you're not alone. And, statistically speaking, you're not wrong either.