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Taco Bell jumps on protein craze with menu test

Taco Bell plans to test a "Power Protein" menu that it's hoping will eventually be hit with its core audience — young men. Full story

Taco Bell firing Calif. employee for taco licking

Taco Bell is firing a California employee who was photographed licking a stack of taco shells. Full story

Kathie Lee: Let Taco Bell shell-licker keep his job

   TODAY’s Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb chat about the Taco Bell employee who lost his job after a picture of him licking tacos during training spread on the Internet. KLG says he should get to keep his job; Hoda offers him encouragement that there is another position out there for him.

Caught On Camera: Minivan crashes into Taco Bell

   Surveillence video shows a a minivan crossing four lanes of traffic and crashing through the front of a Taco Bell eatery in West Chester, Ohio. A survivor of the terrifying accident speaks with WLWT’s Laura Borchers.

Eww! Photo shows Taco Bell worker licking taco shells

   Taco Bell quickly responded to a viral image of a California employee who was photographed licking the side of some taco shells.

Taco Bell CEO Explains 'Waffle Taco'

   Greg Creed, president, chairman & CEO of Taco Bell, talks about the company's latest kitchen creation, the Waffle Taco, which sells for 89 cents.

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  Taco Bell promises healthier food by 2020

The TODAY anchors, joined by chef Giada De Laurentiis, chat about the topics making headlines today, including Taco Bell’s promise to add healthier items to their menu – but not until 2020.

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FILE-This Wednesday, June 6, 2012, file photo shows a Taco Bell restaurant in Richmond, Va. The fast-food chain announced Wednesday, April 10, 201 that it’s exploring ways to offer more balanced choices and transparency. In a call with reporters, CEO Greg Creed said that could mean new products and

File photograph of the CEO of Taco Bell Greg Creed at the company's corporate headquarters in Irvine
File photograph of the CEO of Taco Bell Greg Creed at the company's corporate headquarters in Irvine

The CEO of Taco Bell, Greg Creed, poses at the company's corporate headquarters in Irvine, California in this January 17, 2012 file photograph. Taco Bell turned in an unexpectedly strong sales in 2012, but delivering a second consecutive year of restaurant sales growth will be a difficult task for