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Jonathan Maze

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Financing

National Restaurant Association predicts moderate growth this year

Restaurants are expected to generate almost $900 billion in sales in 2020, led by quick-service restaurants and takeout.

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Papa John’s hopes more products yield better sales

Company executives promise more innovation as the chain pushes into more dayparts and different products.

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Wendy’s declares itself ready for breakfast

The burger chain says it is fully staffed as it starts serving in the morning and expects strong sales this year.

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What does the ghost kitchen trend mean for restaurants?

Dan Fleischmann, vice president with investment firm Kitchen Fund, joins "A Deeper Dive" to discuss the sudden surge in interest in shared kitchens.

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Big Burger King franchisee Carrols cuts back on remodels

The company is also slowing down on acquisitions as it looks to build up its profitability.

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Cracker Barrel has made Sardar Biglari a lot of money

RB’s The Bottom Line looks at how much Biglari Holdings has made since its 2011 investment in the family dining chain.

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As Wendy’s prepares breakfast, so does McDonald’s

The burger giant is starting a 2-for-$4 breakfast sandwich offer one week before Wendy’s national breakfast launch.

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Steak ‘n Shake turns to counter service as losses mount

The chain has closed 107 units, with plans to reopen them with a counter-service model to save on labor.

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Was Burger King’s moldy Whopper ad a winner?

Or did the chain turn off customers with its photo of a 28-day-old premium sandwich? RB’s The Bottom Line takes a look.

Leadership

Focus Brands names Jim Holthouser CEO

The operator of Auntie Anne’s, Cinnabon and other concepts named the former Hilton executive to replace the retiring Steve DeSutter.

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Jack in the Box hopes Tiny Tacos yield big sales

The company said the new product, introduced a month ago, has helped it regain some of the value it lost when it raised taco prices.

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Domino’s stock skyrockets as delivery sales improve

The pizza chain’s same-store sales rose more than expected, sending the company’s shares to all-time highs.

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