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With Ted's Montana Grill, Ted Turner left his mark on 'America's table'

The late CNN founder and environmentalist co-founded the casual-dining chain with an unusual mission: Create a market for American bison meat. The risky bet became part of his legacy.

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Not a sports bar? No problem. Independents are positioning to capture FIFA fever

The long-awaited World Cup soccer event begins next week. Restaurants and bars across the country are making some serious investments to attract soccer fans, and their business.

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Restaurant chains kick off a World Cup marketing barrage

Marketing Bites: Total consumer spending related to watching this year’s tournament is expected to reach $7.5 billion, with restaurants identified as a major beneficiary.

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Marketing Bites: Total consumer spending related to watching this year’s tournament is expected to reach $7.5 billion, with restaurants identified as a major beneficiary.

The Bottom Line: Restaurants have more technology than they’ve ever had. But they also serve fewer customers and are less profitable than they were in 2019.

The long-awaited World Cup soccer event begins next week. Restaurants and bars across the country are making some serious investments to attract soccer fans, and their business.

Fans of heat tend to visit restaurants more often and spend more when they do.

The guided tasting journey and live latte art demo took place at a Luckin Coffee location in New York, one of 18 now open in the city.

Buzzworthy Brands: The fast-casual Secret Burger Kitchen was born as a virtual concept that proved to have scalability. What's working is an extra injection of hospitality—and sauce.