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McDonald's is losing ground to rivals like Burger King with a key customer group
McDonald's sales from low-income diners dropped 2.4% last quarter, while Burger…
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McDonald's sales from low-income diners dropped 2.4% last quarter, while Burger King gained, showing a shift in fast-food dynamics.
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