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Jonathan Maze

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Yum Brands speeds its unit growth

The owner of KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell and Habit opened a record number of restaurants and has increased its development expectations.

Workforce

How $15 went from a labor activist dream to an industry standard

More cities and states are taking their minimums to $15. Big companies are raising their wages in advance of those moves. The impact has changed the economics of the industry.

Financing

KFC’s U.S. sales soar as Yum Brands digital sales hits $5B

Taco Bell, Pizza Hut and Habit Burger all saw sales recover over 2019 levels while the company opened a record number of global restaurants.

Financing

Starbucks emerges from the pandemic a different company

The coffee giant has shifted its business over the past 18 months, with a lot more drive-thru sales and mobile orders, cold drinks and alternative milk, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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McDonald’s says its labor challenges are easing

The company credits higher wages and an end to unemployment benefits for bringing in more applicants but costs are driving up prices.

Financing

What it takes to make a good fast-food burger

This week’s episode of the RB podcast “A Deeper Dive” features television writer and producer Bill Oakley, best known for The Simpsons, but also a prolific Instagram food reviewer.

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McDonald’s sales soar thanks to digital, chicken sandwiches and a boy band

The company’s U.S. same-store sales rose nearly 15% over 2019 levels, and 7% globally, as the company’s promotions and its digital sales drove business.

Financing

Cold beverages heat up sales at Starbucks

The coffee giant recorded record sales and profits last quarter as customers ordered more Nitro Cold Brew and Refreshers.

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Subway asks a court to ‘put an end to this frivolous lawsuit’ over tuna

The sandwich giant also said that plaintiffs and their attorneys should be “held accountable” for pressing ahead with a lawsuit and suggests the allegations have hurt sales.

Financing

Starbucks to sell its share of its South Korea market

The coffee giant is selling its stake in the market to its joint venture partner E-Mart and a new investor GIC Private Limited.

Financing

The average Chick-fil-A makes even more than you think

The chicken sandwich chain’s non-mall locations topped $7 million average unit sales last year despite the pandemic and an influx of competitors, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Marketing

Starbucks expands its food donation program

The company also said it is donating $1.7 million to 16 food banks across the U.S. where it has community stores.

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