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Chipotle locations have been facing backlash online as customers call out the restaurant for a decline in portion sizes; some Wells Fargo analysts have the data to back up these claims.

Chipotle is spicing up its stock with its 50-for-1 split set to begin trading on Wednesday. The move will allow more investors access to the high-priced equity.

Since California's new minimum wage law went into effect on April 1, menu prices at fast-food restaurants has surged and foot traffic has slowed, according to new data.

Fast-food prices have dramatically increased in the last five years, rising even faster than inflation and the wages of most employees at popular American restaurants.

FOX Business takes a look at deals and values at fast-food chains like Wendy's, McDonald's and Chipotle. Fast-food eaters have been battered by inflation.

While Chipotle has yet to feel any impact from California's minimum wage hike and resulting menu price increases, its CFO says the company is keeping "a close eye on it."

National Burrito Day is April 4, and Chipotle is celebrating by offering fans a word-game challenge to win buy-one, get-one deals and the chance at free burritos for a year.

Investors took the Federal Reserve's latest update in stride, celebrating the confirmation of several rate hikes later this year. For Apple, the news was less pleasant.

Chipotle's board of directors approved the first stock split in the company's 30-year history after its stock reached an all-time-high. The move will make the stock more accessible.

Fast-food workers in California will make $20 an hour when the industry's new minimum wage law takes effect in April, with some fast-food restaurants preparing to raise prices.