Arizona Republic:  “Burger King’s franchisees are taking their fight against the company over sandwich pricing to court.  The National Franchisee Association filed a suit this week in U.S. District Court in Miami against Burger King, arguing that the company does not have the authority, under the franchisees agreement, to ‘dictate maximum pricing.’  The motivation for the suit comes after Burger King forced all franchisees to sell its double cheeseburger for $1, starting in October.”

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