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For the 10th year in a row, Starbucks has been named one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies by The Ethisphere Institute.

According to a story by the Parent Herald, the chain has garnered $4 billion in sales in 2015, and may soon overtake McDonald's and Burger King as the largest fast food chain in the U.S.

According to a story by MSN, the fast-food giant will release Happy Meal boxes that can turn into VR headsets in Sweden.

According to a story by The Local, the two American burger chains are engaged in an advertising war to win over the fast food fans of France.

The coffee chain brand announced that My Starbucks Rewards in the US will become Starbucks Rewards this April, a new program with more Stars awarded based on what customers buy, no matter how often they visit.

According to a story by the Daily Mail, a study found a number of paninis and sandwiches sold at Costa, Caffe Nero and Starbucks containing high proportions of the maximum recommended daily allowance of salt.

According to a story by the Mirror, the fast food chain launched a new burger that uses Camembert cheese in Japan.

The fast food chain announced that it will launch the first restaurant in Kazakhstan in Astana on March 8, 2016, making Kazakhstan the 120th country where McDonald’s restaurants are located.

Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Project Pie, and wagamama were among the winners of the first Casual Dining Restaurant & Pub Awards 2016, organised by Diversified Communications UK.

The fast food chain is trialling its new Chicken McGriddle in 11 restaurants in central Ohio.

According to a story by the Daily Mail, the restaurant on the Champs Elysees in Paris, which was closed last year for renovation and had boasted a yearly turnover of more than £10million, has reopened.

According to a story by Business Insider, Burger King debuted its new five for $4 deal, in which customers can buy a bacon cheeseburger, small french fries, four-piece chicken nuggets, a small drink and a chocolate chip cookie.

According to a story by the Business Insider interviewing Kevin Hochman, KFC’s Chief Marketing Officer, data indicates that only two out of five millennials have even tried the company's fried chicken offerings.

According to a story by the Belfast Telegraph, a company used by Northern Ireland tycoon Michael Herbert to operate KFC restaurants in the Republic has recorded pre-tax losses of €8.76 million (£6.8 million).

The brand, which took the title Best Traditional Pasty in 2014 and 2015, will be competing again at The World Pasty Championships hosted at The Eden Project in St Austell.

According to a story by the Mirror, a group of 40 food critics were given a surprise experimental menu with dishes inspired by the contents of a McDonald's pantry.