Burgers

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Wendy’s is guaranteeing the quality of its new fries

The burger chain, which recently reformulated its french fries, will now replace the fries if they don’t arrive “hot and crispy.”

Financing

BurgerFi has big plans for a small-scale Anthony’s Coal Fired concept

Executives from the better burger brand, which announced a deal to purchase the casual-dining chain for $161.3 million this week, said they intend to turn a pared-down, fast-casual Anthony’s prototype into a growth vehicle.

The fast-casual burger chain said it will open its first drive-thru in Maple Grove, Minn., instead of Orlando, as originally planned. Shake Shack said it intends to have 10 drive-thrus by the end of 2022.

An April Fool’s joke turned into a one-day limited-time offer due to popular demand.

Ross Goldstein had been with the fast-casual burger chain for nine years. He receives 7,500 shares of BurgerFi stock as part of his exit package.

The burger chain, known for its innovative marketing, wants to focus more on operational execution to make up ground with its competitors.

The burger giant is testing its Beyond Meat plant-based burger across the pond and plans to take it throughout the market next year.

Taco Bell pumps up the flavor of Nacho Fries; chicken rules the roost at Panda Express, Pollo Campero and Metro Diner; B. Good and Guy Fieri launch new burgers; and there’s no stopping the pumpkin spice blitz.

The chain’s sales accelerated last quarter, including positive traffic, behind an influx of new customers and Popcorn Chicken.

The burger chain, which has underperformed its competitors in recent years, believes speedier remodels, better operations, more digital and balanced marketing can turn it around.

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