Burger King tweeted "women belong in the kitchen" to promote its new scholarship for female chefs. The restaurant said it was a "mistake" to not include the entirety of the new initiative in its first ...

Well, the Tweet definitely drew a lot of attention. To celebrate International Women’s Day, Burger King U.K. announced a new scholarship program designed specifically to help female Burger King ...

Burger King apologized this week for its International Women's Day campaign touting a scholarship fund for female chefs with the message that "women belong in the kitchen." The fast-food chain stirred ...

Burger King U.K.’s attempt to celebrate International Women’s Day backfired. The company tweeted on Monday, “Women belong in the kitchen.” It followed with another tweet providing an explanation. “If ...

UNITED KINGDOM (WFLA) — Burger King’s United Kingdom Twitter account took a major public relations risk in an attempt to raise awareness for International Women’s Day. The burger brand tweeted “Women ...

Someone at Burger King apparently believed it was a good idea to celebrate International Women’s Day by tweeting one of the oldest, most tired sexist tropes in the history of sexist tropes. The ...

Burgers are making their way to the future. The world is changing and, apparently, so is Burger King. The restaurant chain recently unveiled new designs for its locations that will fulfill “changing ...

LONDON (Gray News) – The Burger King UK Twitter account went bold for International Women’s Day. The company’s social media team tweeted, “Women belong in the kitchen.” The company’s stated goal was ...

As International Women's Day began around the world Monday morning, Burger King's UK business apparently tried to promote a new scholarship program to help encourage more women to pursue careers in ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. UNITED KINGDOM (WFLA) — Burger King’s United ...

To celebrate International Women’s Day, Burger King decided to flame-grill its brand image with a tweet from its UK account. https://twitter.com/BurgerKingUK/status ...

As International Women's Day began around the world Monday morning, Burger King's UK business apparently tried to promote a new scholarship program to help encourage more women to pursue careers in ...