(Reuters) -McDonald's has settled a $10 billion lawsuit by the media entrepreneur Byron Allen accusing the fast-food chain of "racial stereotyping" by excluding Black-owned media from much of its ...

A federal judge has approved Black media mogul Byron Allen‘s $10 billion discrimination lawsuit against McDonald’s, which he ...

McDonald’s has defeated Byron Allen’s $100 million lawsuit, in which he accused the fast-food giant of lying when it pledged to increase national ad spend with black-owned outlets. A Los Angeles ...

Media entrepreneur Byron Allen sued McDonald's — again. This time, he alleges that the Chicago-based hamburger chain is not on track to meet a 2021 commitment to spend more of its advertising budget ...

Byron Allen is not having what you would call a legal Happy Meal right now. The publicized bidder for Paramount Global has been handed his lunch so to speak by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge in ...

Byron Allen‘s $10 billion discrimination lawsuit against McDonald’s is going to trial. On Nov. 30, U.S. District Judge Fernando Olguin ruled that McDonald’s possibly violated by placing Allen’s ...

McDonald's has settled a $10 billion lawsuit filed by Byron Allen, apparently ending a years-long legal drama between the fast food giant and media mogul over alleged discrimination in advertising ...

May 8 (Reuters) - The media entrepreneur Byron Allen has filed a second lawsuit against McDonald's Corp (MCD.N), opens new tab over the fast-food chain's alleged refusal to advertise with Black-owned ...

The noted investor has been pushing McDonald's to improve the treatment of pigs in its supply chain. In an ad placed in the Chicago Tribune on Wednesday, the Allen Media Group CEO called on Icahn to ...

Some McDonald’s franchisees are criticizing the fast-food chain for featuring rapper Cardi B in its advertising. The performer starred in a Super Bowl commercial earlier this month that featured a ...

The lawsuit accuses the fast food giant of violating federal and state civil rights laws by maintaining a separate, lower ad tier for companies that produce content aimed at a Black audience. By ...