The CEO of McDonald's has publicly stated a refusal to discuss past abuse claims against the company. He indicated a desire to focus on the future rather than past controversies.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski has addressed the viral video where he appeared unenthusiastic while tasting a new company product, humorously attributing his reaction to his mother.

The CEO of McDonald's has publicly stated the company's continued belief and confidence in the Chinese market.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski is facing criticism after his review of the new 'Big Arch' burger ignited a debate among rival fast-food chains about authenticity.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski's rather tentative bite of a burger drew widespread amusement online, even from rival fast-food chains, becoming a viral moment.

A viral video of McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski unenthusiastically tasting Burger King's new 'Big Arch' burger has led to mockery from Burger King, which responded with a more enthusiastic tasting video.

The CEO of McDonald's is engaging directly with the public to promote the new 'Big Arch' product, a strategy that carries both risks and potential rewards.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski went viral after sharing an 'awkward' video on Instagram where he tested a new menu item, described as the 'biggest burger ever'.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski indicated that the K-shaped economic recovery, characterized by diverging spending patterns between higher and lower-income consumers, is likely to intensify.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski attributed his awkward burger bite in a viral February video to his mother's etiquette training, which taught him not to talk with his mouth full. His taste test had been mocked online.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski stated he blames his mother for the infamous viral backlash he received after taking a tiny bite out of his burger during a Big Arch taste test.

A report examines instances where CEO slip-ups and public relations missteps have significantly damaged their company's brands, citing examples like the McDonald's CEO's recent gaffe.

You're not the McDonald's CEO, but you can test your skill with our quiz! Mike Campbell/NurPhoto via Getty Images The McDonald's CEO is getting roasted for an awkward taste test of the new "Big Arch" burger." Do you think you could really do so much better, huh, tough guy? Take our fun quiz to see if you really CAN do a better job as McDonald's CEO. Poor Chris Kempczinski. What should've been a joyous occasion — the launch of the new "Big Arch burger — has turned into a public drubbing for ...

McDonald's CEO Christopher Kempczinski introduced the company's latest burger creation on camera, but appeared to dislike it, drawing attention from competitors.

A review of the Big Arch burger by McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski caused a stir on social media, with users mocking his small bite and his decision to call the food a "product."

Burger King just flipped the script ... posting a video of its leader going full savage on a Whopper ... and it sure smells like shade aimed straight at the McDonald’s CEO!

McDonald’s just rolled out its hulking new "Big Arch" burger -- but don’t look to the Golden Arches' top dog for a glowing review ... 'cause the CEO can barely seal the deal with a bite on camera.

McDonald's has launched a new "dirty soda" collection, including Orange Dream and Strawberry Watermelon Refresher drinks, which a Business Insider reporter reviewed.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski has drawn fresh criticism following a new interview where he attempted to address a previous viral video of him reviewing a Big Arch burger.

The CEO of McDonald's has issued a response regarding the viral "Big Arch" backlash that has garnered significant public attention.

A video featuring McDonald's CEO, initially perceived as a marketing blunder, unexpectedly went viral and garnered significant attention, turning into a surprising win for the company's marketing efforts.

The CEOs of McDonald's and Burger King engaged in a viral social media duel, with McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski's restrained eating of a Big Arch contrasting with Burger King CEO Tom Curtis's more casual Whopper consumption.

Wendy's, McDonald's, A&W, and Burger King have all weighed in on the burger debate, leading to buzz about an all-out fast food war.

My taste test of McDonald's new "Big Arch" burger. Katie Notopoulos / Business Insider McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski is getting roasted for a video he posted.

Burger King launched a marketing response to McDonald's CEO's 'awkward' product review, intensifying competition between the fast-food giants.

The CEO of McDonald's became the target of social media ridicule after a viral video showed him struggling to bite into a new menu item, which he referred to as a 'product'.