McDonald's global same-store sales down 22% in March as coronavirus pandemic shuts dining areas
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McDonald's global same-store sales down 22% in March

McDonald's said Wednesday that its global same-store sales fell 22% in March as the coronavirus pandemic led the fast-food chain to close its dining rooms. In its international developmental licensed markets and corporate restaurants segment, which includes China, Japan and Brazil, same-store sales fell 19.4% in March. The company said that its global same-store sales fell 3.4% in the first quarter.

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