The transaction includes a Boston Market license.

Company to launch its answer to McDonald’s popular McRib sandwich.

The new sandwiches replace the Angus Third-Pounder, which will be phased out of menus.

North Side fixture is also considering a move to Chicago’s South Side.

Researchers say there is much room for improvement in nutritional quality of fast-food.

Market offers more than 45 new sandwiches, wraps, salads and other meals.

Company plans to improve the guest experience and build value for shareholders.

Former Nestle executive assumes new post in July.

Penegor will succeed Steve Hare, who is retiring from the quick-service restaurant chain.