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Jonathan Maze

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Six things we learned at the ICR Conference

The industry is active, focused on adding technology and expecting a quick turnaround.

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Tilman Fertitta may merge his company with a SPAC

The Landry’s owner is reportedly in talks with the blank-check company Fast Acquisition Corp., says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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Restaurants end a tough year on a down note

Sales declined almost 20% last year and slowed in the last three months of 2020 as a surge in coronavirus infections hammered the industry.

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Armed with new funds, Checkers looks to build on a strong 2020

The drive-thru burger chain has a new loyalty program, new franchisees and is testing a new kitchen design.

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Taco Bell is bringing back potatoes and working with Beyond Meat

The Mexican fast-food chain says potatoes will come back in March after being removed in August.

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McDonald’s says it is pausing its political donations

The company said it is reviewing its political giving to ensure donations “align with our values and the purpose of our business.”

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Domino’s same-store sales may not reveal its true performance

The pizza chain, which has enjoyed an unprecedented run of same-store sales growth, says it is focused on growing its overall sales, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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Why Nathan’s Famous is big on ghost kitchens

The RB podcast “A Deeper Dive” features James Walker, senior vice president of restaurants, with the venerable hot dog brand.

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Fogo de Chao gets back in the growth game

The Brazilian steakhouse concept had a better year than you'd think and is looking to get back to expansion.

Food

Now Burger King is coming out with an upgraded chicken sandwich

The burger chain, a sister company of Popeyes, is planning to roll out its version in the coming months.

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Del Taco’s sales improve, but not everywhere

Franchisee-owned stores saw strong sales last quarter, but company stores were left behind. The differences were largely regional.

Marketing

Starbucks investing $100M to advance equity in its communities

The coffee giant’s Community Resilience Fund will aid small businesses and community projects that promote racial equity and “environmental resilience.”

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