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The restaurant giant that owns Tim Hortons and Burger King posted second-quarter revenues that beat analyst expectations and surpassed last year’s results, but reported lower profit because of steeper expenses, including high prices for commodities such as coffee and beef.

Restaurant Brands International Inc. QSR-T garnered US$2.41-billion in revenue in its second quarter, beating analyst estimates of US$2.34-billion while topping last year’s second-quarter revenue of US$2.08-billion.

Net income attributable to shareholders dro

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