• In Seoul, the Big Mac has to compete with Burger King's Whopper, Lotte Burger (a local rival) and South Korean alternatives.

    ECONOMIST: Deflating

  • Monday's appropriation of Burger King's Twitter account was a relatively mild example of cybersecurity problems, which are causing increasing concern in Washington and for industry.

    NPR: Burger King Apologizes After Twitter Hacking

  • After the incident, a credit-card company shut down Burger Me's account and put a hold on thousands of dollars in incoming payments, says Rich Griffith, its former owner.

    WSJ: Hackers New Target: Small Firms With Lax Security

  • Supersizing a meal at McDonald's, Burger King or Kentucky Fried Chicken costs a consumer only 67 cents out of pocket.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • She points out that even global brands such as Starbucks, which recently opened its first branches in India, have had to adapt for Indian customers, serving up a tikka panini, while McDonald's offers a McAloo Tikki burger.

    BBC: Can Western chefs curry favour in India?

  • The bulk of a burger's cost depends on local inputs such as rent and wages, which tend to be lower in poor countries.

    ECONOMIST: Burgernomics

  • McDonald's new Made-For-You marketing is a shameless ripoff of Burger King's Have-It-Your-Way promotion.

    FORBES: Beyond burgers

  • Way back in 1962, the company's first president, Harry Sonneborn, talked Ray Kroc into buying a Chicago burger palace called Hottinger's.

    FORBES: Beyond Burgers

  • After years of playing second griddle to Iron Chef Michael Symon, the Food Network star finally netted a victory in the South Beach Wine and Food Festival's build-a-better-burger competition.

    NPR: Bobby Flay Finally Brings Home Burger Bash Win

  • "I think it's a positive thing that Burger King is moving out, " he said.

    BBC: Burger chain at hospital closes

  • As a teen, she worked at a Wendy's burger joint and paid for college by teaching aerobics, piling up credit-card debt and getting loans and grants.

    WSJ: Eva Longoria's Next Role: Hispanic Activist in Washington

  • Arby's, Chili's, Denny's, McDonald's, IHOP and Burger King are within a five-minute drive.

    WSJ: An Unconventional Pairing

  • Roughly 92% of Burger King's units already are franchised, a figure that takes into account one large refranchising deal completed last month.

    WSJ: Fast-Food Chains Selling Outlets to Franchisees

  • Peltz merged his holding company, Triarc, with burger chain Wendy's in 2008 and remains a major shareholder and chairman of the group.

    FORBES: Nelson Peltz

  • One such conservative told me my bacon and Parmesan burger is really a sausage patty because it's made with pork.

    NPR: Building a Better Burger

  • Adding to Starbucks' woes, and further emphasising its similarity with McDonald's, the burger chain is about to launch a direct attack of its own.

    ECONOMIST: Starbucks v McDonald's

  • So, will U.S. burger-flippers be able to run to a dealership anytime soon and roll home in a brand-new Tata?

    FORBES: Tata in Tacoma?

  • That's why a local, grass-fed burger shouldn't be a guilty indulgence.

    WSJ: Dan Barber's Culinary Crusade

  • While the desire to pair humor with a commercial message has a long history in advertising-- Burger King's creepy King character and Bud Light's "Real Men of Genius" being sterling examples--the PR industry has demonstrated a sluggish embrace of yucks as a vehicle to deliver a message about companies, brands or issues.

    FORBES

  • To cook them, a worker tosses frozen patties onto a grill with a top steel plate that lowers to exactly the burger's height.

    FORBES: Beyond Burgers

  • When every publication with a food critic named the burger at the original Father's Office in Santa Monica the best in America (and by extension, the world), it became impossible to get in.

    BBC: Culver City, ready for its close-up

  • The appeal-hearing decision means Burger will be free to return to action in South Africa's final Pool A game against the USA on 30 September.

    BBC: Burger's ban reduced after appeal

  • The new results correlate well with Milgram's: 70 percent of the 40 participants were willing to continue after 150 volts, compared with 82.5 percent in Milgram's study -- a difference that is not statistically significant, Burger said.

    CNN: Charting the psychology of evil, decades after 'shock' experiment

  • In this bastion of mass consumerism, where a meal can easily cost the equivalent of an average day's wages, some parents can be seen watching their children gobble a burger while they eat nothing.

    CNN: LITTLE EMPERORS

  • Turnover at McDonald's has sunk every month since late last year as a result of sliding burger sales.

    BBC: Fowl flu takes nuggets off the menu

  • At Yum Brands' three main chains, U.S. average same-store sales growth softened last year after the first quarter. (They rose an estimated 2% for the year.) In a move that can be seen as desperate, McDonald's and Burger King keep extending those 99-cent add-ons in an attempt to boost sales.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • McDonald's said it could introduce the baguette burger again if the initial six-week run is a success.

    WSJ: McDonald's to Offer McBaguette

  • Burger King is a no-show in Brazil, where there are now 700 McDonald's.

    FORBES: Eating McDust

  • Somebody hacked Burger King's Twitter account on Monday, posting obscene messages and changing its profile picture to a McDonald's logo.

    NPR: Burger King Apologizes After Twitter Hacking

  • Sales rose 5.8% at the restaurant chain's European outlets in 2006, boosted by the UK launch of a new bacon burger and a prize game in Germany.

    BBC: A broader menu has helped the chain appeal to new customers

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