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McDonald’s names new US president again

By Candice Choi
Published August 22, 2014 3:34pm ET
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McDonald’s names new US president again
This combination made with undated photos provided by McDonald's shows Mike Andres, the company's newly named president for its flagship U.S. division, left, and current president Jeff Stratton. The world's biggest hamburger chain on Friday, Aug. 22, 2014 said Andres will replace Stratton, who is retiring effective Oct. 15. (AP Photo/McDonald's) | Uncredited

NEW YORK (AP) — McDonald’s named a new president for its struggling U.S. division on Friday, marking the second change in the high-profile spot in less than two years.

The world’s biggest hamburger chain says it’s bringing back a longtime McDonald’s executive, Mike Andres, to fill the role effective Oct. 15. Andres replaces Jeff Stratton, who is retiring, and inherits some major challenges.

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