Feb. 09--McDonald's sales at long-standing restaurants fell in January as problems in Asia overshadowed better-than-expected results in the United States and Europe.
The world's largest restaurant company is trying to move past 2014's broad-based sales declines. McDonald's said last month it would replace CEO Don Thompson with insider Steve Easterbrook in a matter of weeks.
McDonald's food you can't get here
Since the mid-1950s, McDonald's has been synonymous with burgers and fries in the U.S. Now it has more than 36,000 stores in 120 countries. Here's what you can find at Mickey D's around the world.
McDonald's food you can't get here
Since the mid-1950s, McDonald's has been synonymous with burgers and fries in the U.S. Now it has more than 36,000 stores in 120 countries. Here's what you can find at Mickey D's around the world.
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