Fast food about to get faster at MacDonald's

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McDonald's Inc. has announced that its 280 Philadelphia area fast-food restaurants will be at the forefront of a new high-tech asembly line system that eventually will be installed at all of the chain's nationwide outlets. The new system, which can deliver a customer's order in 35 seconds, will be accompanied by menu changes, including new salads and regional-style items. The company hopes that the new system will cut down on wasted food which had been cooked in batches.

Production management

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The Diamond dishes up its last

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Diamond Diner, the 36-year-old restaurant, is to shut down on June 1, 2003, and would be replaced by a giant Walgreens drugstore. Diamond is not famous for legendary cuisine or fancy atmosphere, but rather as a hard-core, old-time, simple Jersey diner.

Facilities & equipment, Plant shutdown, Drug stores and proprietary stores, Pharmacies and Drug Stores, Drug Stores, Pennsylvania, Buildings and facilities, Drugstores, Facility closures

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Please Touch and its embrace of the arches

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Please Touch Museum will display a sign saying that it is presented by McDonald's Kids Charities. The relationship was sealed by a hefty $5 million donation to the museum.

Use of Funds, Museums and art galleries, Museums & Art Galleries, Museums, Minnesota, MCD

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