Peter Romeo

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Landmark California fast-food wage bill is headed for final passage

The measure, which has also been passed by the state legislature, would set up a council to set wages and working conditions, starting with an increase in the minimum wage for fast-food workers to $20 an hour in April.

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Cracker Barrel admits it worsened Q4 traffic with marketing misfires

The company acknowledged that its messaging failed to deliver, but believes a loyalty program will greatly help.

At FSTEC, speakers suggested that technology is the new route to the corner office.

With a vote expected within weeks, the restaurant industry is mustering its resources--and plenty of research--to avoid a situation like the one that unfolded in Washington, D.C.

Restaurant Rewind: Wagamama was going to blitz the U.S. market, or at least that was talk. Decades later, we're still waiting.

Advocates for the fast-food industry, the franchising community and organized labor have agreed to a compromise on the controversial measures. A wage-setting council is part of the deal.

Reality Check: Starbucks’ Howard Schultz, Tesla’s Elon Musk, and serial tech disruptor Marc Lore are betting they can change the restaurant industry with new ventures. Here’s a look at what they’re envisioning.

Working Lunch: Restaurants will feel the impact, but the new rules could have been far worse.

Legacy Food Group has acquired four local distributors and said it intends to offer the benefits of scale without the headaches.

The chain plans to remind lapsed patrons of what they once enjoyed, with hopes they'll bring younger members of the family back with them.

The former restaurant operator has led the association for 13 years. She will step down in mid-January.

If the shellfish was harvested at a certain time last month in the Groton, Conn., area, it could be contaminated, the agency warned.

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