Prices Spike At In-N-Out, Burger King With $20 Minimum Wage: Report

CALIFORNIA — Fast food restaurants in California have started raising prices after the industry’s new $20 miniumum wage went into effect last week in the state, according to the New York Post. The newspaper reported menus in the Los Angeles area showed prices spike at Burger King, with a Texas Double Whopper meal jumping from $15.09 in late March to $16.89 in early April and a Big Fish meal rising from $7.49 to $11.49. Most other menu items at the restaurant increased at least 25 cents, according to the Post....