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The sandwich chain is trying to differentiate by hand breading each sandwich.
From a limited time, customers who order a Ch King through Burger King s website/app will get a Whopper free.
Burger King is set to join the so-called ‘chicken wars’ with the launch of its chicken sandwich, Ch’King, on June 3.
Burger King is part of the fast food holding company, Restaurant Brands International Inc (NYSE: QSR) that also owns Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen and Tim Hortons brands. Popeye’s itself launched its chicken sandwich back in August 2019 and witnessed double-digit sales growth. Other fast food chains, including McDonald’s and Yum Brands’ KFC have also entered these chicken wars with their own sandwiches.
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Pershing Square Acquires Nearly 6% Stake in Domino’s Pizza Posted on 11
Pershing Square Capital Management’s Bill Ackman, a Billionaire hedge fund manager, said it now owns a stake of almost 6% in
Domino’s Pizza Inc. (NYSE: DPZ), exchanging it for its previous Starbucks bet.
The CEO of Pershing Square Capital Management says he classifies Domino’s as one of the “super-durable growth companies.” Ackman highlighted the benefits of the restaurant having an inhouse delivery service, as opposed to others that rely on third party services such as DoorDash. He continued on to say that Pershing Square has been prepared to swoop in when Domino’s shares recently plummeted.