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Amid uncertainty, restaurants are expected to slow their summer hiring

The National Restaurant Association expects restaurants and bars to hire fewer workers this summer amid a stagnant market.

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Restaurant operators need to keep immigration reform top of mind

It may seem hopeless, with Congress unable to act. But the aggressive deportation policies are hurting restaurants, said panelists at the National Restaurant Show. It's not a partisan issue, it's an economic one.

The National Restaurant Association's annual State of the Industry report offers cautious optimism, but said last year's traffic challenges are expected to remain in play. Only 42% of operators said they were profitable last year.

Food-and-drink establishments added 37,000 jobs in September. But the delayed federal data shows mixed results, with broader unemployment up year over year.

The 38-year veteran, who leads the association’s research and knowledge group, is retiring in April.

A survey by the National Restaurant Association found that nearly 60% of shoppers intend to buy one as a gift, and the propensity is even higher among younger consumers.

The National Restaurant Association’s annual “What’s Hot” report reveals an evolution of 2024’s culinary trends, with a couple of surprises.

Working Lunch: Don't miss the issues of real importance to the business amid all the noise.

Erika Carr brings two decades of experience in helping organizations promote diversity and opportunity.

Reality Check: The Republican and Democratic conventions present a different sort of opportunity to promote the business' interests. Here's what you won't see on TV.

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