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Financing

Jack in the Box hopes Tiny Tacos yield big sales

The company said the new product, introduced a month ago, has helped it regain some of the value it lost when it raised taco prices.

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Domino’s stock skyrockets as delivery sales improve

The pizza chain’s same-store sales rose more than expected, sending the company’s shares to all-time highs.

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A huge Pizza Hut franchisee is apparently considering bankruptcy

NPC International’s debt has been downgraded as the company has missed interest payments, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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How Barcelona Wine Bar survived the acquisitions roller coaster

CEO Adam Halberg joins "A Deeper Dive" to talk about the chain and its approach to delivery and service.

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Subway works to rebuild its business

A management overhaul and major layoffs signal a sense of urgency, but renewed complaints from operators over a new discount show the chain has a ways to go, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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Burger King hopes mold gets you to buy more Whoppers

The chain is eliminating artificial preservatives and using a moldy Whopper to advertise it.

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Arby’s owner is considering ghost kitchens

Inspire Brands, which also owns Buffalo Wild Wings, Sonic and Jimmy John's, has trademarked some brand names for shared kitchens for takeout and delivery.

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Taco John’s names Kelly Hopper CFO

The former Yum Brands and TGI Fridays executive will take over financial leadership for the Wyoming-based Mexican chain.

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Papa John’s taps Amanda Clark to head development

The Louisville, Ky.-based chain named the former Taco Bell executive chief development officer.

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White Castle had a really big Valentine’s Day

A record 30,000 customers made reservations for the evening, when the fast-food chain becomes a high-end destination.

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Checkers & Rally’s names Frances Allen CEO

The longtime industry executive takes over for Rick Silva, who has left the company after 13 years.

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Noodles & Co. gets an activist

Tenzing Global Management bought up 5% of the fast-casual chain’s stock and plans to push changes, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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