McDonald's might be the world's biggest fast food chain, with billions upon billions of burgers sold, but can it maintain that momentum through increased competition, poor food quality, sluggish sales, growing dissent among its ranks of franchisees, and a labor force that's demanding a living wage? Here's why McDonald's may lose its place at the top of the American food system.
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McDonald's Is Not Too Big to Fail
How the world's biggest fast food chain could falter in our lifetime.