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How Delaware is using restaurants to prevent opioid deaths

A new program teaches workers how to reverse an overdose and help a teammate who may be in danger.

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Meet restaurants’ new robotic workforce

Hundreds of operations are now using automatons to perform tasks typically handled by humans. Here’s a look at what the bots are doing and how it’s making a difference.

The company has found that delivery drivers want shorter shifts, flexible hours and the ability to sign on at the last minute, just like they get with aggregators like DoorDash.

The company also operates Dunkin’ locations. U.S. private equity firm The Carlyle Group plans to sell its shares in the company.

The Bottom Line: The price of fuel hits a key psychological number. Will the consumer start responding?

Tech Check: Guests want good service, not more technology. Restaurants need to get better at walking that line.

Sweet & Sour: From android armies to a different sort of pot pie, here are the surprises we long time show-goers discovered at the industry’s first annual convention in three years.

Quick-service and fast-casual restaurant chains continue to offer up prototypes that don’t feature indoor seating. Here’s why this is such a huge trend.

A Deeper Dive: Jack Gibbons, CEO of concept incubator FB Society, joins this week’s podcast to talk about concept creation and the future of the restaurant industry.

The 33-unit fast casual known for its creative tacos will move into an office space about five times bigger than its current one later this year.

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