McDonald's CEO Addresses Impact of Israel-Hamas Conflict on Middle East Business Amid Boycotts

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski has reported a significant impact on the company's business in the Middle East due to misinformation related to the Israel-Hamas conflict. The fast-food giant, along with other brands, faces boycotts over perceived pro-Israeli stances and alleged financial support to Israel. Despite the challenges, Kempczinski emphasizes the local community connections of McDonald's franchises and the company's commitment to inclusivity and support during crises. McDonald's Malaysia has taken legal action against a pro-Palestinian group for defamation and financial losses stemming from boycotts. McDonald's plans to expand its global footprint by nearly 8,800 restaurants by 2028.
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