Sentences with phrase «fast food empire»
The Founder tells the story of Ray Kroc, who founded the first and biggest fast food empire, McDonald's.
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The Founder, the new film from John Lee Hancock (The Blind Side) which chronicles the rise of the McDonald's fast food empire and its founder Ray Kroc, has a first poster to debut.
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Hala Moddelmog, who was president of Church's Chicken in the 1990s and Arby's from 2010 to 2013 — two Atlanta - based fast - food empires — said Goldman's announced expansion in Atlanta didn't come as a shock.
Tom Hanks and Michael Keaton have both considered or been considered for the role of Ray Kroc, the man who built McDonald's into a fast - food empire, according to Variety.
The white - hot celebrity chef presides over one of the fastest - growing culinary empires in the world: five restaurants in New York, one in Sydney, two cookbooks and a quarterly magazine for food obsessives (Lucky Peach).
Botiwalla, which will open this April in Atlanta's Ponce City Market, is one of a new breed of restaurants that includes Babu Ji, Floyd Cardoz's upcoming Paowalla in New York City, Michael Mina's The Company pop - up in San Francisco and a slew of fast - casual spots like Inday and Soho Tiffin Junction, which are pushing Indian cuisine forward, moving it beyond lunchtime buffets and saag paneer into more nuanced territory — the likes of which could do what, say, David Chang has done for Korean food with the Momofuku empire or Danny Bowien's interpretation of Chinese with Mission Chinese.
Cuomo told the Empire State Pride Agenda he plans to bypass the Legislature — as he did in raising the minimum wage for fast - food workers — by granting transgender people protections through a regulatory process he controls.
Ray & Joan is Lisa Napoli's highly readable account of the Krocs» romance and marriage, the growth of the McDonald's fast - food empire and how all that money came to be given away.
The McDonald's fast - food empire nets around $ 22 billion a year by serving its less - than healthy entrees to millions of patrons around the world — but now, in a twist of irony, they'll be paying a pretty penny to one man who was