Financing

How your restaurant sales and profits compare to competitors' and what you can do to improve financial performance

Financing

Stocks enter bear territory and restaurants go right with it

Shares of restaurant companies have lost nearly a quarter of their value so far this year amid higher interest rates and recession fears. Winners remain few.

Financing

Carrols pays a big price for Burger King’s challenges

The Bottom Line: The different stock price performances between Burger King’s parent company and its largest franchisee provide some lessons for large-scale franchisees.

Sales are up, but inflation and supply chain issues continue to cause stress for smaller, publicly traded restaurant chains.

The Bottom Line: Pizza chains are struggling to find enough drivers. They are increasingly turning to delivery services, which are not having the same problem.

The industry added 43,800 workers last month, continuing its gradual recovery from post-pandemic job losses. But the rate of growth is slowing.

The coffee giant sent a letter expressing concern that it wasn’t invited to tell its side of the story amid an ongoing battle with labor activists.

The franchise brand has come out of nowhere to become one of the nation’s fastest-growing chains. And it has the unit economics to be a long-term success.

On-premise visits have returned to 2019 levels, and executives believe there’s room for more.

The pizza chain, whose sales continue to outperform its rivals, is raising its development outlook as operators speed up unit growth.

The pizza chain is getting strong results from its latest premium pie, its Epic Pepperoni Stuffed Crust Pizza. That focus on higher-end pizzas has helped it in more ways than one.

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