finance

Financing

Twin Peaks sets its IPO date

The casual-dining chain will separate from parent Fat Brands and become a stand-alone public company later this month.

Financing

Ron Shaich's Act III Holdings invests in Honest Greens

This growing healthful fast-casual brand is in Spain and Portugal but the investment will expand it across Europe. Will it come to the U.S.?

The 15-unit "Jew-ish" deli has a rabid fan base in Washington, D.C. and Denver, and the co-founders are looking at new markets.

The move was brought about by activist investor Engaged Capital, which last year promised to take steps to "unlock the intrinsic value" of Portillo's business.

The 20-unit casual-dining chain is a favorite in the Carolinas. It brings Artistry’s portfolio to seven brands.

The casual-dining chain and the former Panera CEO struck a cooperation agreement that will bring more collaboration between BJ’s and the influential shareholder.

The fast-casual chain has struggled to turn around its financial performance, but its stock price has remained below $1 long enough to trigger a warning.

Chili’s owner Brinker, Sweetgreen and Cava led during a year in which investors largely shied away from restaurant investments.

Red Lobster and TGI Fridays led a year in which chains both big and small clogged bankruptcy courts. Here is a look at the year’s biggest bankruptcy filings.

Shareholder advocacy groups are calling on public restaurant companies to measure and reduce the organic waste they send to landfills.

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