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DIED. CHARLIE BELL, 44, former chief executive of McDonald's; of colorectal cancer; in Sydney, Australia. Bell, who stepped down in November to fight his illness, spent just seven months on the job after replacing James Cantalupo, who died of an apparent heart attack last April...
...DIED. CHARLIE BELL, 44, former chief executive of McDonald's; of colorectal cancer; in Sydney, Australia. Bell, who stepped down in November to fight his illness, spent just seven months on the job after replacing James Cantalupo, who died suddenly of an apparent heart attack last April. Cantalupo and Bell had been the primary architects of the company's recent revitalization...
...McDonald's turnaround. She was running 7,500 restaurants in Asia and the Middle East when she was tapped for chief restaurant operations officer, covering everything from equipment to real estate worldwide. With the company's COO post empty since Charlie Bell took over as CEO, following Jim Cantalupo's untimely death, Babrowski's corporate climb may still have a rung...
DIED. JAMES CANTALUPO, 60, McDonald's chief who steered a dramatic turnaround at the world's largest restaurant chain; of an apparent heart attack; in Orlando, Fla. Cantalupo joined McDonald's in 1974 and helped oversee a large foreign expansion before taking early retirement in 2001. He was coaxed back in early 2003 and set about restoring sales and profit growth by demanding better service and, in response to health concerns, introducing entree salads while eliminating supersize fries and soft drinks...
...DIED. JAMES CANTALUPO, 60, McDonald's CEO who helped drive the company's international expansion, of an apparent heart attack; while attending a convention of the fast-food chain's worldwide franchisees; in Orlando, Florida. During his 10 years as president of McDonald's International, Cantalupo brought the Golden Arches to 70 countries. He retired in 2001 after being passed over for the CEO job, then he was coaxed back less than a year later to help boost sales that were sagging within the U.S. as consumers grew concerned about obesity and heart disease...