miércoles, 22 de agosto de 2018

Asia Daily Briefing - A world-conquering menu



Can Jollibee take a bite

 out of the global fast-food 

market?

LOS ANGELES/MANILA -- 
Four decades ago, Jollibee began as a pair of ice cream stands in 
Quezon City. Today, it is setting 
its sights on becoming a global 
top-five fast-food chain, as the Philippine restaurant giant 
spends billions of dollars a
cquiring brands and setting u
p shop from the U.S. to 
SoutheastAsia -- and 
anywhere else with an appetite 
for sweet spaghetti and pineapple-topped hamburgers.

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