Fastfood giant McDonald’s has said it still plans to open 100 new restaurants in China each year, despite recently announcing worldwide job cuts and restaurant closures.
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“We are fully confident in McDonald’s growth in China and will continue to develop our China business as planned,” a spokesman for McDonald’s Beijing office told Reuters.
Mainland China currently has over 500 McDonald’s outlets, which face fierce competition from the hundreds of KFC’s Colonel Sanders outlets.
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