For investors, McDonald's (NYSE:MCD) is a bastion that delivers an annuity-like yield: the company has raised dividends every year since it started paying them in 1976. However, the system that delivers this yield is grinding with friction as franchisees rail against corporate. Is the dividend now in jeopardy?
In the final analysis, McDonald's has been serving up a dependable dividend since the 70's. The system that holds up this yield, however, is under stress as franchisees join together and voice their concerns over corporate decisions. However, even if this spat proves costly, McDonald's still has plenty of room to deliver happy meals filled with dividends for years to come.
Source: Motley Fool
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Can McDonald's Still Deliver a Happy Meal Filled with Dividends?
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