A survey by Subway pokes at its competitor, which has far bigger problems than its image.
Both the incorrigibly unhampered DJIA and broader S&P 500 have been rocketing to record highs.
These companies indulge our desire for instant gratification
The burrito chain's 13% revenue increase doesn't offset hemorrhaging same-store sales.
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The fast-food giant apparently sees its attempt to be all things to all people as another of its problems.
Diners might like the option, but for the company, it could mean bigger logistical challenges and smaller profit margins.
Consumers say its offerings taste better than the competition's, but its stock isn't so desirable, especially compared with McDonald's.
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