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Oct 31, 2010
Burger King’s Eric Foo speaks about being irreverent and fun
SINGAPORE - In a conservative country like Singapore, Burger King’s edgy yet culturally sensitive marketing tactics have aided the fast food chain's sales and popularity.
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