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This week’s restaurant nightmares: Creepy, crawly things

 By Peter Romeo on Nov. 16, 2016

In a week of surprises, the restaurant industry definitely had its share. Here are a few that slithered up on the business.

Political disruption leads to waves of uncertainty

 By Sara Rush Wirth on Dec. 15, 2016

When we first started brainstorming ideas for the cover of this month’s issue, we didn’t plan on featuring the president-elect…And then the results came in.

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This week’s restaurant nightmares: ‘Please shut up’

By Peter Romeo on Feb. 08, 2017

Sometimes silence can really be golden for restaurants. Here's proof.

Restaurants may not get White House rep after all

By Peter Romeo on Feb. 15, 2017

Andy Puzder is out as a candidate for secretary of labor.

A restaurateur’s guide to President Trump’s agenda

By Peter Romeo on Mar. 01, 2017

Here's what the industry can expect from the White House, based on the chief executive's speech to Congress.

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This week’s restaurant nightmares: Oh, boy

By Peter Romeo on Mar. 22, 2017

With politics dominating the news, is it any surprise that such issues as immigration and racial stigmas would spill into restaurants, with ugly results? Here’s how it’s happening.

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This week’s 5 head-spinning moments: Spillover

By Peter Romeo on Jun. 09, 2017

The nation's worsening drug problem is spilling into restaurants, and that's not the only negative carryover from other realms. Overtime lawsuits are proliferating while new regulations are on hold. But there is some good news among the week's most noticeable developments.

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Does a strong political reputation boost a restaurant’s top line?

By Brett Dworski on Oct. 25, 2017

Patrons’ visitation results from strong ties with restaurants’ values.

This week’s restaurant nightmares: Bad reflexes

By Peter Romeo on Sep. 28, 2016

Catastrophes can bring out the best in people. Unfortunately, they can also bring out the worst in business decisions. Here's the proof.

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