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Subway is already making changes to its Sub Club loyalty program

The fast-food sandwich giant will stop giving the fourth sandwich for free starting in April as it converts into a solely points-based program. Customers in the meantime can’t earn stamps on discounted subs.

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Wingstop reports first full-year drop in same-store sales in 22 years

Its domestic same-store sales declined 3.3% last year, but the fast-casual chain is cautiously optimistic about 2026 with the rollout of a digital system that is cutting service times in half.

Tech Check: Nearly a dozen operators invested in Ovation, a customer feedback specialist. Could it be a new blueprint for tech funding?

One out of every five small restaurants uses Toast, and now the company is targeting fast-food chains with the launch of its first drive-thru product this year.

Six in 10 operators plan to invest in tech that will improve the customer experience, according to a National Restaurant Association survey. Customers may have other priorities.

The popular New York City spot is Wonder’s first restaurant acquisition, and there could be more to come as the food hall/delivery company looks to accelerate its growth.

Tech Check: For some consumers, delivery has become something they can't live without. Now delivery apps are working to make themselves even more indispensable.

Tennessee-based Bluemont Group was throwing away millions of dollars' worth of unsold doughnuts a year. Enter Do’Cast, an AI camera system that is helping it match supply with demand.

The Brazilian steakhouse chain tapped “brand matriarch” Selma Oliveira to lend her identity to the AI answering system, which is designed to take some pressure off employees.

The third-party delivery company will now “eat the fees” on orders over $50 as it looks to take share from its larger competitors. It will promote the change with a Super Bowl commercial starring George Clooney.

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