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Jonathan Maze

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Jonathan Maze

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Financing

The real ‘next Chipotle’ was Chipotle all along

The burrito chain has regained its business model five years after it was lost following its food safety crisis, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Food

Del Taco, eager to get its breakfast business back, introduces breakfast tacos

The Mexican fast-food chain is introducing a trio of upgraded breakfast tacos as it banks on customers returning to their routines.

Financing

Big restaurant investor L Catterton reportedly could go public

The owner of concepts like Velvet Taco, Barcelona and Bartaco may hold an initial public offering or merge with a SPAC.

Financing

These are all the companies planning or considering IPOs

Three restaurant chains have confidentially filed documents for an initial public offering and others are considering it, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Financing

Taco Bell and Starbucks warn about shortages

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

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

Restaurant sales recover, but the industry is a lot different now

Restaurants generated more than $70 billion in sales last month as it has recovered from the pandemic. But how consumers use restaurants is different, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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Subway’s giveaway falls short, but its new menu still sells

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.

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A surprising number of restaurant chains added locations last year

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

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A look at Domino’s strong unit growth

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.

Food

Taco Bell brings back its Nacho Fries again

This Mexican fast-food chain’s seventh introduction of the product is being marketed with an “anime-inspired” campaign called “Fry Force.”

Financing

Investors jump on board the restaurant bandwagon

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

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