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Chicken stock destroyed at KFC outlet after 'buy one get one free' sells rotten chicken - Top Story - Vimarsana News

Chicken stock destroyed at KFC outlet after 'buy one get one free' sells rotten chicken - Top Story

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Devyani International: India KFC operator Devyani International enters Thailand with $129 million deal - Vimarsana News

Devyani International: India KFC operator Devyani International enters Thailand with $129 million deal

​The Thai restaurant operator runs 274 KFC outlets in the Southeast Asian country and employs more than 4,500 people. Devyani acquired the company through its Dubai unit in which it owns a 51% stake, while Singapore-based private investment firm Temasek Holdings owns the remaining.

The REAL reason why Five Guys food bags always have 'extra' fries at the bottom - is it as generous as it seems? - Vimarsana News

The REAL reason why Five Guys food bags always have 'extra' fries at the bottom - is it as generous as it seems?

For years the fast food favourite - which has 1,600 diners worldwide - claimed they were simply just nicer guys than their competitors but are the extra fries a freebie or are customers paying out?

How KFC became a Christmas tradition in Japan - Vimarsana News

How KFC became a Christmas tradition in Japan

Despite the oft-repeated myth, Coca-Cola did not in fact invent the modern image of a fat, jolly, red-and-white-clad Santa Claus.

Alabama is sued by inmates who claim state made a staggering $450 MILLION by 'convict leasing' - and forcing them to work in fast food joints like McDonald's and Burger King 'for next to nothing' in move 'similar to cotton-picking' - Vimarsana News

Alabama is sued by inmates who claim state made a staggering $450 MILLION by 'convict leasing' - and forcing them to work in fast food joints like McDonald's and Burger King 'for next to nothing' in move 'similar to cotton-picking'

The suit claims they were 'entrapped in a system of 'convict leasing' in which incarcerated people are forced to work, often for little or no money' while the state kept the profits of their labor.