consumers

This week’s 5 head-spinning moments: Stunners, good and not so much

Chiropractors should be exchanging high-fives after reaping a business windfall this week from head-snapping developments in the restaurant business. Here’s a review of the standout neck strainers.

Consumer Trends

America's favorite midscale chains

Although trendy new breakfast-and-lunch-only eateries continue to pop up, they’ve yet to top legacy brands for consumers’ overall favorite family-style restaurants.

Springtime signals changes in the industry for operators.

Check out which limited-service customers are prioritizing health.

Cooking demos and on-premise ads aren’t doing it for most diners, but these five things are.

Winning means looking at what drives Hispanic consumers’ buying decisions. According to research by Univision, at QSRs, here's what Hispanic diners are looking for.

How easy is it to run afoul of wage and hour laws--and get caught? Ask someone in Austin, Texas.

Consumer preferences show that operators need to be in the game.

How to best handle pooches on the patio as dog-friendly legislation (and the weather) heats up.

Good intentions don't always yield anything approximating good results. And reason doesn't stand a chance against a juicy though absolutely crazy rumor, as Starbucks can attest.

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