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Maria good thursday morning everyone, thank you for joining us, i am Maria Bartiromo it is thursday may 2, your top stories right now, 6 00 a. M. On the east coast Police Moving in on protesters at ucla this morning as a nationwide protest on College Campuses continue to spike. We have the very latest coming up, we will take you there live, markets reacted to the Federal Reserve leaving rates unchanged in the may policy meeting, futures are indicated again at the start of trading after the central bank admits to persistent inflation but tries to put a rest to the talk of a possible rate hike this year instead. Watch this. I think it is unlikely that the next policy rate move would be a hike, we need to Persuasive Evidence that is not sufficiently. Maria david now passes a year end the next hour with his thoughts on the fence, the debt and the Economic Impact of u. S. Foreign policy decisions, earnings also major factor this morning were previewing apple coming out with their needs afte

$18 Big Mac Is the 'Exception,' Not the Rule, McDonald's Prez Says

The president of McDonald’s isn’t happy with recent reports that the company has been hiking its prices beyond the rate of inflation, insisting in a rare open letter to “our U.S. fans” that reports of its runaway fast food pricing have been greatly exaggerated.That’s not to say that $18 Big Macs don’t exist, according to the Wednesday letter penned by Joe Erlinger. It’s just that they were only sold at “one location in the U.S. out of more than 13,700.”Erlinger said it frustrated and worried him

$18 Big Mac Is the 'Exception,' Not the Rule, McDonald's President Swears in Open Letter

McDonald's president responds to reports of $18 Big Mac meals

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