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U.S. and China are divided on tariffs, but fast food is their common ground as burgers come to China and boba tea grows in the U.S.
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McDonald’s plans 10,000 China locations by 2028, while Wendy’s and Church’s Texas Chicken are plotting hundreds more.
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