Westlife Development, which operates McDonald's restaurants in the southern and western region in India, on Friday said the quick-service brand's restaurants will operate 24/7 for contactless delivery from select stores in Mumbai; India's second wave of coronavirus infections poses heightened risks for the country's fragile economic recovery and its banks, Fitch Ratings said on Friday; Prince Philip, the husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, passed away at the age of 99 on Friday. Watch this and more on News Blast.Also Read: COVID 'negative' certificate necessary for IPL audience in Wankhede

Fuel demand contracts 9.1% in FY21; first since 1998-99India's fuel demand contracted by a massive 9.1 per cent in the financial year ended March 31, the first in more than two decades, as a stringent lockdown imposed to curb the spread of the pandemic pummelled economic activity, government data showed on Friday. This is the first time that the fuel consumption has contracted since 1998-99, the most historical year for which government data is available. The demand contraction was led by di...

In wake of the new restrictions announced to curb the spread of COVID-19 infections in Maharashtra, Westlife Development Ltd owned McDonald's restaurants will operate 24/7 for contactless McDelivery from select stores in Mumbai, Westlife Development said in a regulatory filing.

Jumboking has ambitions to go beyond the current plan of 13 cities with stores in tier 2-3 towns. The company plans to have dine-in restaurants in the smaller towns, with largely 'on the go' model

The priority in the new normal will be to create businesses that can withstand unanticipated stress

\"The best thing about choosing to grow my food is that I have full control of what I sow, what I reap, and what I cook,\" says Agrawal

Quick service restaurant (QSR) Burger King's issue that received the second-highest subscription in 2020, was open from Wednesday, December 2, 2020 to Friday, December 4, 2020

The price band of IPO has been fixed at Rs 59 to Rs 60 per equity share. Bid lot size is of 250 shares and in multiple of 250 shares thereafter. Burger King plans to raise Rs 804 crore at lower end of price band and Rs 810 crore at higher end of price band

Burger King IPO: The price band of the offer has been fixed at Rs 59 to Rs 60 per equity share for its Rs 810 crore IPO, which will close on Friday, December 4, 2020

Taken off the menu last year for being one of the least popular items, Chicken McGrill was brought back on \"popular demand\" in McDonald's restaurants in North and East India

The burger franchisee claims that it is almost 70 per cent of pre-COVID sales. In Q2FY21 it has recorded a growth of 47.6 per cent growth over Q2FY20

Dinesh Kumar Khara has been appointed as the next Chairman of State Bank of India for a term of three years; Westlife Development, the company that owns and operates McDonald's restaurants in West and South India, has reopened its restaurants in Maharashtra. Watch this and more on News Blast.Also Read: China falls out of favour; global survey finds sharp growth of negative perception

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McDonald's is re-starting the dine-in service in Maharashtra with its \"Golden Guarantee Platform\" of safety, hygiene and deliciousness

The plaintiffs said McDonald's saddled them under its standard 20-year franchise agreements with stores requiring high security and insurance costs, and whose $2 million average annual sales from 2011 to 2016 were $700,000 below the nationwide norm

In the United States, where it operates more than a third of its restaurants, same-restaurant sales fell 8.7%, but were better than the anticipated 9.97% fall, as most locations were able to stay open with drive-thru and delivery options.

\"We cannot discount there might be further waves of lockdowns, partial or full,\" Chief Executive Officer James Quincey told analyst

Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) chains are quickly latching on to this trend and offering variations of the 'take-away' options to reach the consumer where they are

In the new normal, Merrill Pereyra, Managing Director, Pizza Hut Indian Subcontinent said, 'We are seeing more orders coming from homes where there could be four or six people, unlike earlier where you go to a Pizza Hut outlet'

Apart from promising a contactless experience, Westlife has implemented a 42-point checklist across dine-in, delivery and take-out to ensure highest standards of food safety and hygiene across all channels