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What lies ahead for 2019

 By National Restaurant Association on Jan. 23, 2019

The National Restaurant Association is ready to work with the new Congress.

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After 50 years, Gold Star Chili pivots to burgers

 By Heather Lalley on Jan. 23, 2019

A $25 million rebrand and remodel is aimed to position the chain for growth outside its regional roots.

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5 state and local issues for 2019

By National Restaurant Association on Jan. 23, 2019

The National Restaurant Association shares some of the biggest looming threats, which are on the state and local level.

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3 cannabis-friendly concepts banking on green

By Heather Lalley on Jan. 23, 2019

Marijuana culture and menu items are gaining mainstream visibility.

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Ramen chain Furious Spoon noodles its way to full service

By Heather Lalley on Jan. 23, 2019

The concept seeks to expand its menu and get more face time with diners by shifting service styles.

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Starbucks to add 6 new U.S. delivery markets

By Heather Lalley on Jan. 22, 2019

The coffee giant is looking for a traffic rebound through its partnership with Uber Eats.

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Cashing in on LTOs

By Patricia Cobe on Jan. 22, 2019

What makes for a winning limited-time offer, and what’s the ROI?

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Driving year-round catering success

Sponsored content from our partner LBP Manufacturing on Jan. 21, 2019

Here come the holidays, bringing operators sought-after catering opportunities. However, catering deserves to be much more than just a year-end affair. Catering corporate meetings, conferences and other private events should be an important part of a restaurant operator’s full-time business model, attracting incremental sales from new clients and encouraging more business from existing clients.

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Offset labor costs with menu, purchasing and inventory excellence

Sponsored content from our partner Fourth on Jan. 18, 2019

To counterbalance higher labor costs, many restaurants have started focusing on optimization opportunities within their organizations.

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What rules of thumb should restaurants follow when donating food?

By Jonathan Deutsch, Ph.D. on Jan. 17, 2019

Just because restaurants are not liable for the quality of donated food does not mean they should not be concerned about it, Advice Guy says.

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