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Better safe than sorry

Recent industry improvements in workplace safety have greatly reduced the number of on-the-job injuries and illnesses in recent years.

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Consider yourself lucky if a guest tells you about a problem they've had while dining with you. It means you have a chance to fix the problem and keep them as a customer.

Visiting chefs aren't the only ones benefiting from pop-ups; hosts reap the business benefits as well.

Nobody lives in a vacuum, and certainly not a restaurateur.

Executives crowed about the franchisor’s second-quarter earnings. But a close examination could have you wondering why.

Whether your company is a start-up or a well established business, it is important to establish and protect your company name, and in many cases, your brand names as well.

Technology and social media fueled many of the year’s marketing successes and missteps at restaurants. A couple of operators, though, found new life in old tricks, doubling down on discounting and resurrecting in-demand LTOs.

Blending wines is not just for professional vintners these days.

Here’s how five chains—Univision’s 2015 Trailblazer Awards recipients—are meeting the needs of Hispanics and, in turn, growing business.

The role of the research and development chef is to provide creative culinary services to the development team.

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