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Jonathan Maze

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McDonald’s is closing its iconic Times Square location

The former flagship has been on the chopping block since the company opened a bigger location a couple blocks away.

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10 big challenges restaurants face post-COVID

Navin Nagrani, from Hilco Real Estate, joins the RB podcast “A Deeper Dive” to discuss pain points the industry faces in the coming months.

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Big chains resume their plant-based crusade

Burger King and Starbucks have added new products with fake meat as the trend picks back up again.

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Domino’s starts a registry for postponed weddings

The chain will let friends and family send pizzas to couples whose events were delayed due to the coronavirus.

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A look at the future of Chuck E. Cheese

Investors are apparently willing to bet on the chain’s comeback, even if it does file for bankruptcy, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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Luckin Coffee gets another delisting notice

Nasdaq wants to remove the troubled chain after it failed to file its annual report, the second such notice for the Chinese company.

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Starbucks introduces the Impossible Breakfast Sandwich

The chain is the latest to jump onto the fake meat bandwagon, which is rolling again after a pandemic-caused hiatus.

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Zinburger permanently closes most of its locations

The burger chain’s East Coast operator has closed 15 restaurants, citing the coronavirus for hurting sales.

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Vintage Capital dumps much of its Red Robin stock

The activist investor, which once wanted to buy the chain at $40 per share, has taken a steep loss on the stock, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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McDonald’s is reconsidering the future of All-Day Breakfast

The chain is working to see whether its improved service times are more beneficial than Egg McMuffins after 10:30 a.m., says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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With sales increasing and dining rooms reopening, chains push hiring

McDonald’s, Subway, Dunkin’ and Panda Express have all said they’re adding thousands of workers as operators take advantage of high unemployment.

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Taco Bell apologizes after worker fired for Black Lives Matter mask

A Facebook post generated a social media firestorm this week, the most recent social media backlash over a restaurant’s uniform decision.

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