As Americans deal with high prices of beef both at the grocery store and at the drive-thru, fast food giant McDonald's is seeking to go after what it believes to be the root of the problem. On Oct. 4, McDonald's filed a lawsuit in New York federal court against Tyson Foods, Cargill, JBS, and National Beef Packing—four of the world's largest meat processors—alleging that they've been conspiring to limit beef supplies since at least 2015. This conspiracy, the company said, l...
