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Your quick morning dose of the restaurant news you need, every weekday, from the editors of Restaurant Business and Nation's Restaurant News.

A Deeper Dive

"A Deeper Dive" is a weekly podcast from Restaurant Business dedicated to going in-depth on the most pressing challenges and opportunities restaurant operators face today, hosted by Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Maze.

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“Menu Talk”, formally Menu Feed, is a weekly podcast hosted by Pat Cobe of Restaurant Business and Bret Thorn with Nation’s Restaurant News.

The Week in Restaurants

What's happening in the restaurant industry this week, with a discussion on the week's biggest news and topics, along with technology trends and other issues.

Working Lunch

Working Lunch is a podcast from Align Public Strategies devoted to explaining the so what and now what about key issues impacting the restaurant and retail industries.

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Luckin Coffee takes on a tough U.S. market

The Bottom Line: The fast-growing coffee chain already has 18 locations in New York City and counting. Its challenge: Convince consumers in a hotly competitive market that it serves a good product.

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It’s time to reconsider the blended burger

Food Writer's Diary: The mushroom-beef hybrid may be due for a revival.

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Will the World Cup be a boon for the restaurant industry? That depends

Cities hosting matches can expect an economic boost that generates restaurant sales, but the broader impact will likely be more muted than people expect.

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Food Writer's Diary: The mushroom-beef hybrid may be due for a revival.

The Bottom Line: This week’s episode of the weekly restaurant finance newsletter looks at the rapid growth of the beverage market and whether there is enough room for all of it.

President Catherine Tan-Gillespie’s turnaround plan for the fast-food chicken chain is focused on product, promotion, place and price.

The fast-casual burger chain understands that it is not “fast” food. But it wants to cut back on those disappointingly long waits.

New research from the National Restaurant Association shows that 56% of consumers have spent their discretionary money at a restaurant recently, versus less than 25% who did the same for apparel, entertainment or electronics.

The fast-casual burger chain found itself scrambling last month after someone stole more than 1,000 racks of boneless ribs that were destined for its BBQ Boneless Baby Back Rib Sandwich.