McDonald's Sets Wake-Up Call For Breakfast Rush

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July 27, 2007

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Wall Street Journal (subscription required)

McDonald's Corp. wants all its U.S. restaurants to open by 5 a.m., up from 75% today, as Americans increasingly buy breakfast earlier, part of a broader plan to increase average annual sales at McDonald's outlets by $400,000, to an average of about $2.4 million per U.S. location, by 2009.

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