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United States McDonald's misses quarterly profits amid unpopular price hikes
2 May 2024
TODAY.com
A new earnings report from McDonald’s that fell short of expectations is the latest sign that Americans are changing where they spend money amid rising fast food prices, with some opting to eat at home. NBC’s Christine Romans reports for TODAY.
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