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Jonathan Maze

Editor-in-Chief

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Jonathan Maze

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Financing

Why independent restaurants are recovering more slowly than chains

RB Senior Editor Heather Lalley joins the “A Deeper Dive” podcast to talk about the alcohol shortage and the many challenges still facing small operators.

Financing

Papa John’s signs a big development deal in Texas

The pizza chain, eager to add more locations after years of decline, has an agreement with Sun Holdings to develop 100 locations by 2029.

Financing

Portillo’s restaurants did massive drive-thru sales during the pandemic

But it also lost more than half of its dine-in sales. Its numbers are a microcosm of the fast-food business that likely is different for good, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Workforce

Pizza Hut, needing 40,000 workers, highlights its advancement opportunities

The pizza giant is holding its first hiring conference in hopes stories of workers’ long-term success in the business will inspire new and existing employees.

Financing

Advocates push the FTC to investigate franchises

Subway and Dickey’s are among the companies the agency is urged to look at as it takes a more aggressive stand on franchising.

Financing

Even after thousands of closures, Subway still has too many locations

Numbers the company provided last week demonstrate that it is still far off from reconciling the number of locations with demand for its sandwiches, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Operations

McDonald’s encourages vaccinations as it prepares for employee mandate

Franchisees are trying incentives and vaccine clinics. But the company has also sourced tests for those who resist the inoculation.

Financing

A new sign of normalcy: McDonald’s resumes share buybacks

The company said it plans to resume buying back shares, which it had abandoned during the pandemic.

Financing

Why chains should hit the pause button on aggressive growth

Executives should consider more caution about development given soaring costs, future uncertainty and more traditional growth dangers, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Financing

Don’t expect supply chain challenges to end anytime soon

Port backups are delaying equipment deliveries for months. Here’s why it’s happening, and how long it will last.

Financing

Chipotle shares inch toward $2K as stocks recover

The burrito chain continued its strong performance by hitting another 52-week high as restaurant stocks recover from earlier declines.

Leadership

Dan Accordino is retiring as Carrols Restaurant Group CEO

The longtime chairman and chief executive of the big Burger King franchisee will retire June 30. A search is underway for his replacement.

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