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Starbucks was a surprisingly distant third, trailing with their 27,339 stores. In a second image, Taylor is shown to have made a 50 donation to Minus18, an Australian charity that. While they had 37,241 restaurants, they were handily beat out by Subway and their 43,912 locations. The younger Kent, who has stepped into Superman’s iconic costume for the new series. Today, we look at the FIRST time that Superman tried to replace his Clark Kent secret identity. According to CNBC, McDonalds was only the second largest chain in the world, as far as physical locations go.
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