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Leadership

Rick Van Warner named CEO of Tijuana Flats

The appointment comes after more than a decade with the regional fast-casual brand.

Financing

Why do some restaurants get millions while others go bankrupt?

Investment dollars are still flowing into an industry where bankruptcies are common. Here’s why that is, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

The sandwich chain expects delivery to be in 700 locations by the end of the year.

The company’s president is replacing John Maguire, who is leaving.

The former Yum Brands and Biscuitville executive will also be the chain’s COO.

After a successful test, the company is introducing the plant-based burger to all of its 377 locations.

The company cited “changing traffic patterns” for the closures.

The emerging eatertainment brand, from the founders of Smashburger, positions itself for growth.

Owners on the Carolina coast and beyond are implementing emergency plans for before, during and after what’s predicted to be a massive storm.

In this episode of RB’s podcast, "A Deeper Dive," we discuss how restaurant companies can adapt to the on-demand economy.

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