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How restaurants are mimicking the grocery business

A consolidation trend that started with supermarkets has spread to restaurant chains, and that has major implications for the industry, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Financing

Pizza Inn learns to love its buffet

The chain expanded its all-you-can-eat hours, and sales have grown ever since.

The company is paying a group of financial institutions over negligence claims following a 2015 cyberattack.

Three years after filing for bankruptcy protection, the casual-dining chain is finding smaller units can work wonders.

The long-sleepy chicken chain expects a record year of openings in 2019—again—and credits some simple changes for its success.

In this episode of "A Deeper Dive," Barry McGowan, CEO of Fogo de Chao, talks about his chain’s future and why it opted to sell to Rhone Capital last year.

With 2,500 locations, the company says it still has thousands of markets to add new restaurants.

The restaurant recession has been hardest on concepts in the middle, says RB’s The Bottom Line, and that should push the industry toward more consolidation.

Tim Hortons had its best same-store-sales performance in more than two years thanks to an improved image in Canada.

The documentary-style pieces give a behind-the-scenes look at the chain’s kitchens.

The product is the chain’s latest effort to bolster lagging breakfast sales.

The chain is planning to add its mobile-order drive-thru “Chipotlane” to more restaurants as it seeks to further its digital presence.

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