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Jonathan Maze

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Jonathan Maze

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Are fast-food chains in a discount trap?

Some companies could struggle evolving past low prices, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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How big will the restaurant industry be this year?

The National Restaurant Association’s Hudson Riehle joins this episode of "A Deeper Dive" and says there is still plenty of room for industry growth.

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Technomic: Expect a more competitive environment in 2019

The restaurant industry is expected to grow 3.9% this year, even as real growth remains more modest.

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Burger King franchisee pushes back against company’s lawsuit

Guillermo Perales’ attorney said the brand’s termination of 37 Texas restaurants was improper and that the company is trying to get the operator to sell.

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Investor offers to buy J. Alexander’s

Large shareholder Ancora Advisors proposed paying $11.75 per share, saying the company would be better off private.

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Friendly’s closes 23 locations

The struggling chain has shuttered a quarter of its locations since 2017.

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Burger King sues one of its largest franchisees

The company has terminated the operator’s franchise agreements for 37 stores in Texas, one of which was the subject of a video featuring rats in the kitchen.

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Chuck E. Cheese's parent to go public again

CEC Entertainment, which also owns Peter Piper Pizza, will return to the public markets after its merger with Leo Holdings.

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Big Burger King franchisee GPS buys 75 Pizza Hut locations

The Atlanta-based operator, which also owns Popeyes locations, added a third brand and closed in on 500 restaurants.

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Restaurant job growth returned in March

The industry has added more than 300,000 employees over the past year.

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Red Robin’s lesson: Cut labor at your own risk

Overreactions to profit challenges can sometimes cause more problems than they're worth, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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Meat-free items emerge as a new fast-food battleground

Taco Bell, Burger King, Carl's Jr., White Castle and others are offering more vegetarian items, but vegetarians aren’t necessarily the target.

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