A survey by Subway pokes at its competitor, which has far bigger problems than its image.
These companies indulge our desire for instant gratification
Consumers say its offerings taste better than the competition's, but its stock isn't so desirable, especially compared with McDonald's.
Avian flu, competition, and poor customer service are hurting revenue.
The chain's "$1 Cravings" menu takes aim at similar low-cost offerings from McDonald's, Del Taco and other fast-food outlets.
Surprise -- it's Wendy's, and by a wide margin. Its performance underscores the challenges facing McDonald's.
Franchisees don't like the chain's margin-sapping low pricing. Plus, US sales dropped for the first time in 10 years.
With products in the freezer section suffering flat sales, a major ad campaign is coming to get consumers interested again.
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