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NYC plans to require salt warnings on menus

 By Peter Romeo on Jun. 10, 2015

Items with more than 2,300 milligrams of sodium would be flagged with an icon.

First paid-sick-leave fines are on the way

 Nov. 03, 2014

The list of transgressions shows few infractions by restaurants. Across the board, most transgressions dealt more with improperly alerting employees than with denying the time off.

Leadership

Chipotle names Chris Brandt CMO

By Jonathan Maze on Mar. 20, 2018

The former Bloomin’ Brands and Taco Bell executive will join Brian Niccol at the burrito chain.

Ruby’s Doug Cavanaugh tries a new concept

By Peter Romeo on Dec. 18, 2015

The cafe is on familiar turf, geographically and menu-wise.

Bob Evans tallies cuts: 60 jobs, 18 units

By Peter Romeo on Jun. 17, 2015

The moves were part of an effort to cut $14 million in costs during the current quarter and the first step toward saving $35 million during the next three years.

Volunteering for unpaid prep work

By Jonathan Deutsch, Ph.D. on Nov. 13, 2014

Should workers be allowed to come in before their shift to prep for service? Or should they only be allowed in the kitchen when they're on the clock? Advice Guy weighs in.

Food

Ways to wake up breakfast sales

By Patricia Cobe on Mar. 26, 2018

Operators are changing to meet consumers' morning meal demands.

Papa John’s ditches artificial flavors, colors

By Kelsey Squire on Jan. 13, 2016

The chain said it is the first national pizza brand to take this step.

Wendy’s reaches into its pantry for bacon-topped fries

Jun. 26, 2015

The new option features melted cheese and bacon otherwise used on the chain’s Baconator burger.

Burger King axes 89 franchises over scandals

Nov. 21, 2014

Burger King, one of the few U.S. fast-food giants to be unscathed by scandals in China, took action yesterday to avert a potential controversy in Germany, terminating 89 of its franchises there because of alleged mistreatment of employees.

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