Food

The fast food giant will add up to 50,000 new employees in one day. And McDonald's is looking for workers who are looking for more than a McJob.

Restaurant chains like Red Lobster are testing new buying strategies to cope with soaring prices of ingredients.

Ads are everywhere in grocery stores — milk cartons, shopping carts, the floor. But now, new technology means you might start seeing ads on your food.

A new food safety law that requires stores, growers, and distributors to be able to trace every stop in the supply chain is creating a whole new business.

A culinary arts degree can be expensive and leave future chefs with a mound of debt. But one chef in Los Angeles came up with a new solution.

Food safety concerns means the Japanese could import more produce and meat products from the U.S., despite Japan's protectionist agriculture policy.

Here are today's headlines from The Marketplace Morning Report and around the web. …

Diet Coke takes the number two position in the soda wars. But what's that really worth?

Ivory Coast's incumbent leader Laurent Gdagbo has effectively nationalized the country's cocoa farms — something chocolate lovers should be worried about.