Wendy's is announcing store closures as part of a strategy to shrink its presence. The troubled fast food chain is disrupting nearby neighborhoods with these closures. The company's stock is trading at less than $7 a share, although this does not necessarily reflect market perception. Customers are being asked to share which menu items they will miss the most, indicating ongoing changes to the brand's offerings.
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