Greenberg to retire from McDonald's - QSR mag - December 2002
Greenberg's failures weaken same-store sales - LA Times - December 2002
“They should drastically slow the pace of new store openings in the United States, preferably to zero,” said David Kolpak, an analyst with Victory Capital Management.
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Well, when the Board of Directors IS the CEO, I guess that all that he needs to do is look in the mirror to determine whether whatever he did was ethical.
This guy has elevated himself to supreme leader with nobody to report to except for himself. Of course with his clearly altruistic and balanced character the company is in more than capable hands.
I wonder how many McKinsey MBA's go with him to board meetings so he knows what to say/do?
As chair and CEO, he has no adult supervision, and now no one at the board or management level knows anything about MCD or MCD customers.
this announcment had to be made before the WW in Barcelona and then confirmed by the board in may, expect CK to jump ugly on owners this summer.
What a JOKE. Totally incompetent, no operational experience, hates operators (" operators are like Uber drivers-easily replaceable"), has destroyed our history and legacy, is totally unfit to be in any mcd leadership position. And now he is CEO and Chairman. What could go wrong???
The comparison to Greenberg is right on. Get ready for $13 a share McD stock!
SELL SELL SELL
How long will Chris wait before giving himself a HUGE raise and extravagant perks???
No one left to utter a peep...
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