Financing

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

Financing

Why the restaurant industry will never be the same

Closed dining rooms will be the death knell for many restaurant companies, some of whom were on weak footing to begin with, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Financing

Starbucks is closing access to its cafes

The coffee chain is going to a drive-thru-only model for at least two weeks and will pay workers for the next 30 days whether they come to work or not.

The two-month coronavirus shutdown will be bad enough, but so will the inevitable recession that follows, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

The company is extending royalty and ad fund payments to help operators conserve cash.

The food and games chain put a cap on the percentage of shares investors can own following a steep drop in its share price.

Chuck E. Cheese and Dave & Buster’s face weeks without game-playing customers, which could be devastating.

The coronavirus shock is putting considerable pressure on franchisees large and small, and franchisors are already taking steps to ease the problem.

With sales falling amid the coronavirus shock, the sandwich giant is reducing royalties and suspending ad funds.

On this week’s episode of "A Deeper Dive," RB editors discuss how the virus and steps to prevent its spread are impacting the industry.

As the chain closes dining areas amid the spread of coronavirus, it is working to ensure its operators have the cash to get through a sales slump.

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