Dunkin' Donuts

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Dunkin’ Donuts pays a price for trimming the menu

A flurry of sales-boosting initiatives at the chain failed to offset the traffic impact of product streamlining.

Dunkin’ sued for taxing ‘grocery’ products

Items such as bottled water count as groceries, not ready-to-eat food.

The doughnut specialist is ready to start transforming stores into more of a "beverage-led, on-the-go" concept.

These awards recognize individuals who have made a significant, positive impact on the organization and the industry as a whole, the WFF said in revealing...

The barbs aren't always kind, but chains are hoping they may be memorable.

Restaurants influenced more than food trends this week. Just ask those waifs in outlandish outfits who strutted the runways this week in New York City.

In February, 2009 Dunkin Donuts introduced the first breakfast sandwich featuring waffles.

The search is underway for a new president of Dunkin’ Donuts’ North American operations.

Here’s how restaurants are hoping to scare up brand awareness—and sales.

Want to get more productivity out of crewmembers? Give them coffee.

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