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Chicken chains compete to offer the best deal on National Chicken Wing Day

Marketing Bites: Restaurant chains are also celebrating National Drive-Thru Day, Tim Hortons launches a credit card, and Rock N Roll Sushi hosts a birthday party.

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McDonald's, eager to open more restaurants, plans a new concept called CosMc

The burger giant plans to open the new, smaller-format concept in select markets as it looked for alternative strategies to bolster its growth.

Orion provides branded prepared foods, including breakfast items and pizza, to about 1,500 c-stores.

The Charlotte, N.C.-based casual-dining chicken wing chain sought Chapter 11 debt protection, citing the impact of the pandemic and an inability to restructure its debt. The company closed 15 locations.

The uncertain fate of the 20% cap is making it difficult for potential buyers to value the company, executives said.

The fast-casual chain appears to be deteriorating as locations shut down, vendors file lawsuits, workers go unpaid and managers get their supplies from Sam’s Club.

Tech Check: The app promises zero commission fees and lower prices, pitching itself as an alternative to the mainstream aggregators. But it may be a while before it rivals giants like DoorDash and Uber Eats.

Some restaurants have been using the grocery delivery app to get goods in a pinch. It’s now catering to them directly with a new division called Instacart Business.

The Chicago based concept is centered around German pretzel bread and a sustainable approach to business.

A Deeper Dive: Scott Lawton, CEO and cofounder of bartaco, joins the podcast to talk about tacos, customer loyalty and the growing trend of surcharges.

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