real estate

Operations

Auntie Anne’s steps out of the mall

The pretzel chain is opening food trucks and locations in urban areas in a bid to evolve.

Financing

3 ways restaurants are benefiting from retailers’ woes

E-retailers' wallop of brick-and-mortar stores is fostering opportunity for places that sell food instead of jeans and sneakers.

Pick locations to ensure you’re profitable for the entire lease term, says Subway’s vice president of development.

New York City operators push back with an angry-sounding manifesto for Mayor Bill de Blasio.

Whether they're seeking to build box stores, banks, homes, or restaurants, everyone's throwing elbows in a rush to stick their flag into what seem to be the last remaining bits of real estate on the planet.

Restaurants traditionally rely on chicken and turkey to be menu profit makers. Usually in good supply and always a good buy in relation to other proteins, operators often turn to poultry to keep costs in check when red meats and seafood skyrocket. But that strategy may be dampened in the months ahead.

(April 22, 2010)—Burger chain Fuddruckers Inc. and its parent, Magic Brands LLC, filedfor Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Wednesday to ease the sale of...

Putting a value on Red Lobster isn’t a done deal in the view of some Darden Restaurant shareholders. And the only things sharper than their pencils appear to be their tongues.

Located in the heart of West Hollywood, the year-old O-Bar is, in many ways, the quintessential see-and-be-seen kind of restaurant.

An advisory board might be just the ticket to help you grow. If your business is incorporated, you’ve likely already got a board of directors: yourself.

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