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Sure, coupons save money, but why not double your savings every time you shop! Learn how to take advantage of double coupons and two-for-one sales.

Fast food sales have slowed along with most other restaurant sales. Sticking to traditional marketing, McDonald's chain has survived longer than most.

Clipping coupons and buying sale items will stretch the food budget.

Did you ever buy sale food in bulk but get it home and wonder how to store it all? Get tips for freezing food so you can buy sale food and store it for later use.

According to the Organic Trade Association, organic dog food sales are growing at three times the rate of human organic food sales but is it healthier for Fido?

Feeding a dog or cat can get expensive. But not for pet owners who know where to look.

Parents want the best for their children and for many, that means buying organic food, even if it costs more.

Kellogg's commands 40% of global breakfast cereal sales & makes about 50% of Asian prepackaged cereals. So why does Asia represent only 2% of total company revenues?

When ownership of the legendary Hole in the Wall in Austin, Texas passed from the hands of the original family owners, many unique menu items, went the way of the dodo.

Millions of first-time car owners present a compelling case to build more McDonald's drive-through outlets in China - in time to profit from Beijing's 2008 Olympic Games.

Fast food sales continue to boom despite warnings about obesity & food poisoning in Eric Schlosser's Fast Food Nation book & Morgan Spurlock's Supersize Me movie.

There are thousands of recipes for turning turkey leftovers into satisfying dinners. The easy turkey recipes given here are perfect for the holidays or any day.

Jenny Craig, LA Weight Loss, and Weight Watchers are three of the most popular fat loss programs. But, if you're not emotionally ready, even the best program won't help!

As the latest statistics from McDonald's Corporation show, the American company has indisputable competitive advantages in the global fast-food industry.

When times are tough, the tough turn to food for comfort and entertainment. Several companies benefit from this search for low cost, soothing consumption.

McDonald's vigorously protects its global brand against a basketball player, an Australian topless bar, a satirical website and even the Merriam-Webster dictionary.