politics

Supreme Court raises hopes for swipe-fee moderation

The nation's highest court refused to reinstate a deal that could have systemized a way for raising credit card processing fees.

Restaurant figures pick fight with Trump

A union is suing the president for keeping his connection to the industry, saying the benefits are unconstitutional.

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.

Recent days brought signs of how bad things could get in the restaurant business, along with some advice from the ultimate chief executive about what to do about it.

This week’s goddammit moments were not of the passive variety. Operators were plunged into a crisis by the remarkably bad decisions they made, some after what had to have been considerable deliberation.

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

A year after the public put a businessman in the White House for the first time, restaurateurs are still judging the effects.

Chick-fil-A, Papa John’s and Starbucks show the greatest divide among Democrat and Republican diners in a new survey.

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