Post-pandemic, fast food giants face new headwinds
McDonalds has fared best even as it announces sale of its Russian operations.
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McDonalds has fared best even as it announces sale of its Russian operations.
U.S. increases could come quickly with Canadian banks following in the fall
McDonald’s pandemic rebound shows its brand strength and how much consumers crave the comfort of familiar products.
A home country bias has hurt investors relying on Canadian-only dividend funds.
Companies that offer data centres for cloud computing and last mile delivery are one area of REIT growth.
Disney has absorbed the full force of the pandemic, but it’s brand power and underlying assets are strong.
McDonald’s, YUM! and Restaurant Brands International which owns Tim Horton’s offer long term value despite short term pressure.
McDonald’s fares best, Tim Hortons owner worst, as fast food giants adapt to Corona fallout.
Google’s value is greater than the GDP of the Netherlands, the world’s 17th largest economy.
The Disney+ streaming service has been a huge success and is an example of Disney’s enduring brand power.










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