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(Reuters) -Burger King parent Restaurant Brands International Inc said on Tuesday that it stripped its most famous sandwich, the Whopper, from discount menus and will raise menu prices again this year as to offset higher costs. U.S.-listed shares of the company rose more than 3% after it topped results estimates for the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31, led by soaring online sales and better-than-expected same-store sales growth at Burger King in the United States and Tim Hortons in Canada. The record inflation levels and staffing disruptions due to the omicron variant dulled profits at McDonald...

Processed poultry 30%. to offset that, menu prices on average are up 4.7%. >> tucker: what is this exactly? we can't get enough food? a lot of things are happening and one of them is inflation. inflation is not an -- inflation is not an act of god. as a result of our u.s. policy. they're printing more u.s. dollars. why are they printing them? to pay for spending. spending that under the biden administration is literally out of control. there was a $10.1 trillion amount of spending obligations in 2020. $10.1 trillion. 2018, the total was $6.6 trillion, still a lot, very different than $10.1 tri...

Eggs almost 40%. and process poultry 30%. to offset that, menu prices on average are up 4.7%. >> tucker: what is this exactly? we can't get enough food? a lot of things are happening at one of them is inflation. inflation is not an act of god, it's a result of government policy appeared the federal reserve has devalued the u.s. dollar by printing too many u.s. dollars. wired up and do them? to pay for more government spending. there was a $10.1 trillion amount of spending and obligations in the fiscal year 2020. 10.1 trillion. 2019 the total was 6.6 trillion. still a lot, but very different th...

The executive chef said the new system has brought "staff retention [to] an all time high."

Employers say they are holding onto staff longer and competing for workers. amid a blue-collar hiring crisis, mcdonald's joined other restaurants in raising menu prices, "the wall street journal" reports the fast food chain hiked prices in the u.s. by about 6% over last year, a result of rising wages and more expensive supplies thanks to the global bottleneck. national security advisor jake sullivan said the continuing supply chain problem will be a topic and the presidents meeting. >> we are working towards agreement with the other participants on a set of principles and parameters around how...