MCD - McDonald's Corporation

NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. Currency in USD
158.78
+0.27 (+0.17%)
At close: 4:00PM EDT

158.78 0.00 (0.00%)
After hours: 5:47PM EDT

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Previous Close158.51
Open158.62
Bid158.40 x 1100
Ask158.78 x 1300
Day's Range157.96 - 159.28
52 Week Range146.84 - 178.70
Volume2,818,193
Avg. Volume3,737,134
Market Cap124.67B
Beta0.69
PE Ratio (TTM)23.98
EPS (TTM)6.62
Earnings DateJul 26, 2018
Forward Dividend & Yield4.04 (2.53%)
Ex-Dividend Date2018-06-01
1y Target Est186.50
Trade prices are not sourced from all markets
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  • The Wall Street Journal3 days ago

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  • Associated Press3 days ago

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  • Barrons.com3 days ago

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  • Investopedia3 days ago

    McDonald's Salads Linked to Intestinal Illness Outbreaks in Two States

    Health departments in two Midwestern states are investigating spikes in cyclospora infections linked to salads at McDonald's Corp. ( MCD) restaurants. The Illinois health department said in a statement that 90 cases of illness caused by the cyclospora parasite, which infects the small intestine and causes explosive bowel movements, have been reported since May. It added that one-fourth of the patients claimed to have eaten McDonald’s salads in the days before falling ill. The agency, which is also investigating other potential sources, asked anyone that experienced diarrhea and fatigue after eating a McDonald's salad to contact a health care provider to be tested and receive treatment.

  • Associated Press4 days ago

    Illinois, Iowa officials look into rise in parasitic illness

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  • Iowa, Illinois investigating infections linked to McDonald's salad
    Reuters4 days ago

    Iowa, Illinois investigating infections linked to McDonald's salad

    McDonald's shares fell 1.4 percent after-hours on Thursday. The Illinois Department of Public Health said it had seen about 90 cases, and the Iowa Department of Public Health said it had recorded 15 cases. In about one-fourth of the Illinois cases people reported eating salads from McDonald's in the days before they became ill.

  • McDonald’s salads believed to have sickened dozens across two states
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    Public health officials in two states said Thursday they are investigating a link between an increase in a parasitic infection and consumption of McDonald’s Inc. salads, and the fast-food chain said that it is stopping salad sales in thousands of its Midwest locations.

  • MarketWatch4 days ago

    McDonald's salads eyed in increasing cyclospora infections; stock drops

    McDonald's Corp. (mcd) shares dipped in the extended session Thursday after the Iowa Department of Public Health announced that it was investigating "an increase in Cyclospora infections that appear to be connected to consumption of McDonald's salads." The department said that it had identified 15 people in that state who had become ill with such an infection after eating McDonald's salads in late June and early July. In a separate announcement, Illinois public health officials said it had confirmed 90 cases of cyclosporiasis. "Anyone who ate these salads since the middle of June and who developed diarrhea, especially watery diarrhea and fatigue, should see their health care provider and get tested for Cyclospora to ensure an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment," Dr. Patricia Quinlisk said in the announcement.

  • CNBC4 days ago

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