Financing

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Financing

Restaurant stocks get hit as Wall Street frets about virus cases

Casual dining stocks and Potbelly are hard hit while the Delta variant spreads and renews concerns about the economy.

Financing

Portillo’s says it is going public

The fast-growing hot dog chain confidentially submitted documents to begin the initial public offering process.

The chains started warning consumers about a lack of supplies as transportation issues continue to cause supply issues.

The federal government distributed $15 billion in aid last month under a new family aid program. The question is, how much might flow to restaurants.

The sandwich giant didn’t give away the 1 million sandwiches it said it would, angering some operators. But franchisees say sales have been strong, anyway.

The pizza chain has thrived over the past decade through strong same-store sales. But operators have built a lot of units, too, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Stock prices for all but one publicly traded restaurant company are up this year. But investors have grown more bullish on casual dining.

While restaurant sales plunged on average, a third of the chains in the Technomic Top 500 added locations.

But both the limited-service Good Times and the full-service Bad Daddy's are cutting their hours because of labor problems.

Sales continue to surge at many restaurant chains as operators raise prices and customers make bigger orders. But traffic will have to be a concern eventually, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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