Eric Herman: Growth-hungry McDonald’s looking to expand in China

Posted by | May 13, 2005

From the Chicago Sun Times:

McDonald’s plans to open 100 new restaurants in China this year, including its first drive-through there, executives said at the company’s annual meeting Wednesday. The drive-through will be located in Shenzhen.

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