Financing

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Financing

Los Angeles eyes an aid package for its restaurants

Qualifying operations would get $5,000 grants and a cut in fees.

Financing

The Lost Cajun declares bankruptcy

The Lost Cajun declares bankruptcy. The casual dining chain joins a growing list of restaurants seeking Chapter 11 protection amid the pandemic.

The number of blank-check companies has slowed dramatically amid SEC attention and concern about the unprecedented popularity of the investment vehicles, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Dave Bagley, managing director of Carl Marks Advisors, joins the RB podcast “A Deeper Dive” to talk about trends in mergers and acquisitions in the restaurant space.

A new tax credit applies to all businesses with fewer than 500 employees and covers up to $511 per day of paid sick leave to get COVID inoculations or deal with potential side effects.

The sub chain was an early technology adopter, jumped quickly on the delivery bandwagon and paid for its franchisees’ remodels—and easily bested all other sandwich chains last year.

The movie theater-restaurant chain has emerged from bankruptcy with a new CEO and is reopening locations as customers start venturing out again.

The company made an emphatic statement on Wednesday as rumors continue to spread that it is on the market.

BurgerFi said its delay in filing its 10-K form is due to new reporting requirements for SPACs and that it will get its paperwork in on time.

A group of franchisees has appealed directly to Elisabeth DeLuca, widow of cofounder Fred DeLuca, over a list of concerns as operator angst at the chain continues to mount.

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