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What's old is new again

What's new again? Big juicy steaks, burgers, and prime rib. After years of eating less of the stuff, Americans have stopped beefing about health woes and started indulging again.

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Conscious Capitalists share their smarts

Six top business leaders describe how to create and sustain companies with purpose.

How many in your party?

By Bill Main on May 01, 2002

Here's a marketing tip I developed when a local restaurant spontaneously decorated our table for Barbara's birthday lunch.

Health-care reform: What operators are saying

By Sam Smith on Sep. 01, 2012

There is a lot known about the new health care law, but there are still some rules left to be sorted out. Regardless, there is enough known that many in the industry are concerned.

Market Reports Substantiate No BSE Scare

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jan. 06, 2004

NEW YORK - Reports from fast food hamburger chains and other industry sources substantiate ID Access articles about the absence of a consumer backlash...

Answers to the Obamacare pop quiz

By Restaurant Business Staff on Apr. 29, 2013

Here are the definitions to the terms in our pop quiz .For more information, or fuller definitions of the terms, visit the NRA’s microsite.

Farquharson Honored for Lifetime Achievement in Food Safety

By Restaurant Business Staff on May 17, 2004

CHICAGO - John Farquharson, president of The National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation's (NRAEF) International Food Safety Council, has been...

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More dollars means positive growth for 2014

By Sara Rush Wirth on Jan. 16, 2014

Consumers, on the whole, will be making a bit more in 2014. Combine the predicted rise in disposable income for 2014 with the steadily declining rate of unemployment, and there’s hope that wallets will begin to open more easily.

Q&A with Morgan Spurlock

By Restaurant Business Staff on Nov. 14, 2004

Q&A with Morgan Spurlock

Sparks Steakhouse sues Yelp to identify Internet troll

Sep. 12, 2014

The suit against Yelp asks that a poster claiming to be an ex-employee of Sparks Steakhouse be identified because of his allegations that he spat in the food.

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