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                    [Title] => Fastfood chain shooting leaves 2 managers dead
                    [Summary] => An assistant manager of a popular fastfood chain on Taft Avenue in Manila shot dead the newly promoted store manager during a staff meeting yesterday before shooting himself. 


Superintendent Marcelino Pedrozo, chief of Manila Police District (MPD) Station 9, said Louis Perez, 37, single and assistant manager of a McDonald’s restaurant near De La Salle University, shot dead Olive Fernandez, 32, inside the kitchen on the day the latter was to assume the position of store manager.


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                    [Title] => McDonald’s franchisee to expand McCafe
                    [Summary] => Golden Arches Development Co. (GADC), the Philippine franchise holder of the US-based McDonald’s Corp, is going full blast this year with the expansion of McCafe, its coffeeshop retail business.


The company plans to set up five McCafe stores this year, each costing P3 million to P5 million, as part of efforts to boost income. These stores are in addition to the first McCafe at the third level of the Glorietta Center in Makati, which was established  more than a decade ago.


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                    [Title] => McDonald’s increases investment in RP unit
                    [Summary] => Encouraged by the new retail trade law which makes it easier for foreign-owned corporations to do business in the Philippines, Delaware-based McDonald’s Corp. intends to increase its investment in Golden Arches Development Co. by $1.5 million (roughly P80 million).


Golden Arches is a 50-50 joint venture between McDonald’s Corp., the world’s largest hamburger chain, and McGeorge Food Industries Inc. of businessman George Yang. Golden Arches leases and manages the properties that house the McDonald’s restaurants.


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                    [Title] => McDonald’s to issue shares to workers of RP unit
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The plan permits the grant of stock options, restricted stock, stock appreciation rights, performance units, stock bonuses and other stock-based awards. Under the  plan, 64 million shares of McDonald’s were made available for future grants.


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                    [Title] => McDonald’s eyes loans to finance expansion
                    [Summary] => McGeorge Food Industries Inc. is eyeing loan financing to fund its P2.2-billion expansion project as the fastfood industry continues to be optimistic despite the economic crunch.


McGeorge, which holds the Philippine franchise of the McDonald’s hamburger chain, said financing would play a significant part in the company’s expansion plans in the future although it would also dip into internally generated funds.


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                    [Title] => McDonald’s eyes loans to finance expansion
                    [Summary] => McGeorge Food Industries Inc. is eyeing loan financing to fund its P2.2-billion expansion project as the fastfood industry continues to be optimistic despite the economic crunch.


McGeorge, which holds the Philippine franchise of the McDonald’s hamburger chain, said financing would play a significant part in the company’s expansion plans in the future although it would also dip into internally generated funds.


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Superintendent Marcelino Pedrozo, chief of Manila Police District (MPD) Station 9, said Louis Perez, 37, single and assistant manager of a McDonald’s restaurant near De La Salle University, shot dead Olive Fernandez, 32, inside the kitchen on the day the latter was to assume the position of store manager.


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The company plans to set up five McCafe stores this year, each costing P3 million to P5 million, as part of efforts to boost income. These stores are in addition to the first McCafe at the third level of the Glorietta Center in Makati, which was established  more than a decade ago.


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Golden Arches is a 50-50 joint venture between McDonald’s Corp., the world’s largest hamburger chain, and McGeorge Food Industries Inc. of businessman George Yang. Golden Arches leases and manages the properties that house the McDonald’s restaurants.


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McGeorge, which holds the Philippine franchise of the McDonald’s hamburger chain, said financing would play a significant part in the company’s expansion plans in the future although it would also dip into internally generated funds.


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McGeorge, which holds the Philippine franchise of the McDonald’s hamburger chain, said financing would play a significant part in the company’s expansion plans in the future although it would also dip into internally generated funds.


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