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Jonathan Maze

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Financing

Chipotle and Shake Shack lead restaurant stocks

The industry’s performance on Wall Street has lagged overall, but fast-casual and QSR stocks have done well, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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McDonald’s turns on its delivery marketing

The burger giant is more aggressively advertising the service. It will be a big test of its ability to deliver traffic, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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Steak ‘n Shake reopens one of its restaurants

The burger chain, which had been closing dozens of locations, has reopened a St. Louis store under its new refranchising initiative.

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Black Box: Same-store sales fell slightly in June

Second quarter sales also slowed as falling traffic continued to be a problem.

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Subway plans to remodel 10,500 locations

The company and its vendors are providing more than $100 million in grants to operators to spur remodels by the end of 2020.

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How grocers’ rotisserie chickens hurt Boston Market

RB’s The Bottom Line looks at the chain’s infamous history and long decline as consumers get their meal replacements elsewhere.

Food

Testing Burger King’s $1 tacos

How does the chain’s offering stack up against its Mexican rivals? We had a pair of Gen Z taco lovers try them.

Marketing

Starbucks introduces Tie-Dye Frappuccino

The limited-time offer features tropical Creme Frappuccino in vibrant colors.

Financing

McDonald’s has a Chick-fil-A problem

Operators are asking the company to develop a better chicken sandwich as its traffic in the Southeast stalls.

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How casual dining is fighting the beverage battle

On this week’s episode of "A Deeper Dive," Technomic’s David Henkes talks about the business of alcohol in restaurants.

Food

Burger King introduces $1 tacos

The burger chain is taking its Crispy Tacos nationwide for a limited time.

Financing

With the sale market dry, more chains turn to bankruptcy

The filing by Restaurants Unlimited shows that some companies have little choice but to seek court help so they can be sold, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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