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World fast-food giant MacDonald's
said on Friday it would open 100 chain stores and train more
employees in China every year till 2003, after it announced
to close 250 stores in other countries.
The
US-based company said it had spent 10 million yuan (US$1.2
million) on training employees at centers in Beijing,
Shanghai, Guangzhou and other large cities in China.
As MacDonald is becoming more and more
popular in China's urban areas, the company has opened about
400 stores across the country. In Shanghai alone, it has 50
chain stores.
The company is
restructuring its branches around the world, as mad cow
disease has affected its sales in beef hamburgs.
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