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Marketing to Hispanics

 By Restaurant Business Staff on Dec. 07, 2007

Hispanics are still the hot demographic all right—but as families grow more diverse marketing to them can get a little tricky.

Post-interview rejection letter

 By Restaurant Business Staff on Mar. 17, 2008

Let them down easy with this post-interview rejection letter.

Some Democrats Waver in Support of Employee Free Choice

By Restaurant Business Staff on Mar. 11, 2009

Businesses, including foodservice distributors, continue to lobby vigorously against the bill citing the harm it would do to industry.Indeed, the act,...

Food

Cutting food costs, not quality

By Restaurant Business Staff on Dec. 01, 2009

Chef Al Massa at Michael’s on East slashed costs, brought in more adventurous fare—and increased traffic along the way.

Fresh-Cut Picking Up In Foodservice

By Restaurant Business Staff on Mar. 10, 2011

(March 8, 2011 - The Packer)—Fresh-cut produce processors and distributors admit to facing challenges in the foodservice sector, particularly with the...

Leadership

Franchisee of the Month: Mario Contreras

By Dana Tanyeri on Jul. 01, 2012

Venezuelan native Mario Contreras, 32, heads up his own multi-national company, Elbardi International Management, a Charley’s Grilled Subs franchise.

A familiar account, too little told

By Peter Romeo on Nov. 07, 2013

The biggest story from Wednesday’s Global Best Practices Conference is the one that’s not often told, but could soon be. In the meantime, here’s a preview of the industry’s most powerful defense against detractors.

Workforce

Growth trend: beards

By Steve Coomes on May 14, 2014

How restaurants are addressing the growing beard trend.

Bonus head-spinning moments: Business innovations & oddities

By Peter Romeo on Nov. 14, 2014

In the ever-pressing quest for more traffic, some operators broke new ground.

San Francisco burb sets new minimum-wage bar of $16/hr.

May 07, 2015

The hike tentatively approved by the Bay Area city of Emeryville would set the highest wage rate in the nation.

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