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Espresso and value drive Dunkin’

Sales of espresso drinks are up 40% this year, and the company said it is starting to see benefits from digital investments.

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Krystal to sell as many as 150 locations to franchisees

The burger chain is refranchising locations in several states to spur growth.

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Cold beverages mean hot sales for Starbucks

Thanks to Nitro Cold Brew and a new cold pumpkin drink, the chain’s same-store sales and traffic continued to improve.

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Why the restaurant lending market is still booming

On this week’s episode of "A Deeper Dive, " Mark Wasilefsky, head of the restaurant finance group for TD Bank, talks about financing.

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KFC’s plant-based test was a huge win

Though it only lasted five hours, the company’s plant-based chicken event generated 2 billion media impressions.

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Franchisee challenges hit Pizza Hut

Parent company Yum Brands warned of choppiness in the brand’s U.S. locations as the company shifts restaurants away from dine-in.

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Starbucks to invest in community development

The coffee giant is investing $10 million to support small business and economic development loans in Chicago.

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Grubhub takes a big hit

The online ordering and delivery provider said competition is hurting order growth, sending shares plummeting and spurring questions on the industry, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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Tim Hortons tries working through a sales slump

Same-store sales fell last quarter despite new coffee drinks, plant-based sandwiches and a loyalty program.

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Popeyes’ sales surge, thanks to the chicken sandwich

Same-store sales rose 10.2% last quarter with help from the popular menu item, which returns on Sunday.

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Domino’s works to keep its technology edge

As competitors take some of its delivery business, the pizza chain is stepping up its innovation as it works to break new ground.

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The new White Castle in Arizona was so busy it closed

The location set records for the company on opening day, prompting it to reduce hours to give workers time to prepare for the next day.

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