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Stocks Off On Weak Data; Cerner Slides, But Burger King Jumps.Stocks continued to trade near session lows with sizable losses in early-afternoon action Thursday, hurt by lackluster economic data. [ FROM PUBLISHER]VICTORREKLAITISEBSCO_bspInvestors Business Daily...
interesting opportunity as it is listed in Canada on the Toronto Stock Exchange, but it is more of a US focused company compared to Canadian. QSR (the ticker stands for Quick Serve Restaurant) also includes the very successful Popeyes and Burger King. They also recently acquired Firehouse Subs...
Popeyes and Burger King have been serving up the growth. Firehouse Subs has been ringing up the sales as well. That was a good pick-up for QSR. Firehouse is soooooo good. From inception in 2015 QSR has delivered 12.55% annual vs 7.06% for the TSX Composite. ...
Restaurant Brands International is a leader when it comes to fast food stocks. For investors, it’s also good to note that it’s a Canadian company. In 2014, Burger King and Tim Hortons joined forces with a $12.5 billion merger. Tim Hortons is a leading Canadian coffee and restaurant chai...
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Restaurant Brands International is the owner of Burger King, Popeyes and Tim Hortons restaurants. All told, it operates more than 24,000 restaurants in 100 different countries. That’s almost as big as fast-food king McDonald’s. But that doesn’t make it an inherently rock-solid ...
Restaurant Brands International, the owner of Burger King and Tim Hortons, $3.44, or 6.1 percent, to $59.95 after a strong fourth-quarter report, and McDonald's gained $3.10 to $163.90. Technology companies also rose. They have slumped recently after winning a big portion of the market's ...
Stocks Off On Weak Data; Cerner Slides, But Burger King Jumps. Stocks continued to trade near session lows with sizable losses in early-afternoon action Thursday, hurt by lackluster economic data. [ FROM PUBLISHER] VICTOR,REKLAITIS - 《Investors Business Daily》...