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Lessons from a peace summit

At the FARE conference in June retail and restaurant operators called a truce to share ideas.

Menu strategist award winner: Bill King, McCormick & Schmick's

Transitioning from a small group of restaurants into a national chain is no short order.

Holiday sales leapt 25 percent, while a new chicken line is doubling the increase in takeout sales at units that offer it.

Restaurant Business is pleased to announce the Best New Products of 2004.

Coming off a double-digit sales gain that nonetheless disappointed Wall Street, the chain is eying a number of new initiatives, from the Apple Watch to stepped-up advertising.

In March, some 20 staffers of BD’s Mongolian BBQ partied in a Detroit Pistons suite at The Palace of Auburn Hills.

We interrupt the string of bleak industry news to highlight a few reasons for encouragement.

Buying a tv for your restaurant isn’t as simple as picking out the right size screen anymore.

A new study tracked consumer spending at independent restaurants every day for a year.

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.

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