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Papa John’s angles for Super Bowl viewers with BOGO deal

Demand for delivered pizzas typically soars next Sunday, but the third-largest player is resorting to a discount to get its share.

Golden Corral R&D chef says out with the old

Beverly Lynch doesn't like the same-old meatloaf. She doesn't like the same-old gravy, either. In fact, this former Home Ec.teacher's 11-year tenure as head of R&D for Golden Corral has been spent not liking the same-old anything.

Big sales bumps triggered considerable bragging from the overachievers, nerd and non-nerd alive.

Global sales of fortified/functional beverages were projected to reach nearly $40 billion in 2005, according to Euromonitor International.

One Friday, five Restaurant Business editors trekked over to the Arby’s in Chicago’s Ogilvie train station to check out the brand's loaded curly fries.

Despite America’s obsession with dieting, fat and calories, restaurant customers haven’t stopped ordering dessert.

Effective communication usually defuses conflict. But not necessarily in the current-day restaurant business.

When Zagat surveyors were asked what irritates them most when dining out, noise came in second only to bad service.

Our usual roundup of head-spinning moments is pre-empted this week by an early look at head-raising news from the Global Restaurant Leadership Conference.

Menu items have to work hard for a living. They must fit with the concept. Sound and taste good. Make money, of course.

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