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The burrito chain has increased its promotions after same-store sales fell 4% in the second quarter.

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The big fast-food chains are rolling out often-elaborate drink offerings, hoping to increase margins and capture more sales through the day. No strategy is foolproof, however.

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While second quarter revenue rose 20%, the fast-casual restaurant operator is navigating a “fluid macroeconomic environment.”

Fast-food chains like McDonald’s, Wendy’s and Taco Bell are focusing on trendy beverages to boost sales and customer visits.

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McDonald’s is trying to lure back budget-constrained consumers after hiking prices.

Pricier burgers have turned some customers away. The chain is launching new products and beefing up marketing in a bid to bring them back.

Chicken-wing chain Wingstop has opened more than 100 net new stores for the fourth consecutive quarter.

Same-store sales have been slumping, and that’s a big problem for the fast-casual chain.

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