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Kitchen United gets another $40M

 By Jonathan Maze on Sep. 19, 2019

The investment will help the provider of ghost kitchens continue to grow and open its first locations in New York City.

Financing

Despite the trade war, China is still an alluring market

 By Jonathan Maze on Sep. 04, 2019

The market is too big and growing too fast for restaurant companies to ignore it, but a lengthy dispute could make things troublesome, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Financing

What is the future of casual dining?

By Jonathan Maze on Sep. 04, 2019

This week’s episode of "A Deeper Dive" features former Red Robin CEO Denny Marie Post, speaking about the challenges faced by dine-in concepts.

Financing

Investor presses Outback’s parent for a sale or breakup

By Peter Romeo on Sep. 03, 2019

Jana Partners is resuming its call for a strategic redirection two years after a truce was struck.

Leadership

Bojangles' names Reese Stewart CFO

By Jonathan Maze on Sep. 03, 2019

The longtime industry executive comes to the chain from CKE Restaurants.

Financing

Despite concerns, lenders are still making restaurant loans

By Jonathan Maze on Aug. 29, 2019

A Biz2Credit study says banks are approving restaurant loans at a much higher rate than other industries.

Financing

Del Taco at risk of a stock delisting

By Jonathan Maze on Aug. 23, 2019

The Mexican fast-food chain is in danger of a delisting following the departure of an independent director.

Financing

Buffalo Wild Wings’ former activist takes a hit

By Jonathan Maze on Aug. 19, 2019

Marcato Capital, which won a high-profile battle against the chicken wing chain, has reportedly seen its assets plunge, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Financing

Causes of the iPic bankruptcy: Reclining seats and an IPO

By Jonathan Maze on Aug. 07, 2019

Construction costs and intense competition also hurt the movie theater-restaurant chain.

Financing

Espresso drinks drive Dunkin’ sales

By Jonathan Maze on Aug. 01, 2019

But traffic was down despite national value, and the company's stock price fell.

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