Editor’s note: Analyze This is a quarterly look at a publicly traded restaurant company that has sparked discussion, for better or worse, among securities analysts. The comments do not necessarily reflect the views of Nation’s Restaurant News, nor should any statement be construed as a recommendation to buy or sell any security.MIAMI Burger King Holdings Inc. said this month that guest traffic and margin improvements had eroded in March, negatively impacting its third-quarter sales and ...
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