Coronavirus

Hard-hit companies such as Hilton, BJ's Restaurants and Regal Cinemas are referring their furloughed workers to Albertsons jobs.

The retailers temporarily close stores for deep cleans and restocking after team members test positive for COVID-19.

‘No dramatic change’ as people continue to smoke in stressful times, analyst says

Kitchens are adding takeout and delivery dinners that feed larger groups.

Operators report frustration as their claims are denied during the coronavirus crisis.

In survival mode, some restaurants are turning to grocery, but is the turn just a stopgap measure or a new reality?

The salaries of the remaining home-office employees have been cut 50%.

Investors poured money into the industry, whose valuations had taken a beating in recent weeks, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Meal kits are keeping the multiconcept operator in business. Boxed meals are helping its soul.

Families First Coronavirus Response Act addresses immediate needs of two outreach programs.

Crashing oil prices mean short-term pain for the market, but regulations ensure long-term gain: Bloomberg

New Seasons Market and New Leaf Community Markets are temporarily limiting shopper traffic and implementing bi-weekly bonuses and enhanced benefits to its staff members who work in-store as the coronavirus continues to evolve.

The c-store industry, always on the front lines of consumer life, is helping to set the stage for the post-coronavirus economy