McD’s sales stall as rivals, economy take bite

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NEW YORK (AP) — The Golden Arches are starting to lose some of their shine.

McDonald’s Corp. says a key revenue figure came in flat in July as diners pulled back amid a persistently weak economy. After years of outperforming rivals by emphasizing value and rolling out popular new items, the stall is also a sign that competition is intensifying for the world’s biggest hamburger chain.

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