coronavirus

Industries all across the country are experiencing the disruptive impact of the COVID-19. Discover how it could affect the U.S. foodservice, grocery and convenience industries.

Financing

Restaurant apocalypse? Not quite, but 90,000 closures are still awful

While that was not as many feared, it was more than some projected after dining room closures led to widespread industry shutdowns last year, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Financing

SBA to stop accepting applications for direct restaurant aid on Monday

Demand for the grants from the Restaurant Revitalization Fund is far surpassing its allocation, but some set-aside pools still have funds, the agency said.

A union-affiliated survey of industry employees found that 53% intend to leave their restaurant jobs, most likely because of wages.

The CDC has cleared the way for a quicker return to normal for the business. What's missing is a way of verifying which customers are vaccinated. Why shouldn't restaurants remedy that lack themselves?

He wants to raise the kitty for direct grants to $4 billion, saying that would be the highest in the nation.

The segment's strong April is attributed to both short-term and long-term factors, with plenty of uncertainty sprinkled in.

Nor do they need to keep six feet apart from other patrons, according to the updated safety guidelines.

With vaccinations climbing and restrictions easing, normal conditions--sales levels included--are returning at numerous restaurant chains.

Initial grants averaged $125,000, draining the fund by about 7%. Industry officials have voiced fears that the pool will run dry in a matter of weeks.

A federal judged ruled that losses as well as damages could be covered by a business-interruption policy.

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