McDonald's to cut stake in Japan unit to 35%

File photo taken in January 2017 shows a McDonald's restaurant in Tokyo. The U.S. parent company said on July 28, 2020, that it will reduce its stake in McDonald's Holdings Co. (Japan) to around 35 percent from nearly 50 percent.

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