Buffalo Wild Wings

Financing

New Buffalo Wild Wings owner leans on its CEO's hotel experience

Inspire Brands, which owns Arby's and Buffalo Wild Wings, is a new kind of brand operator.

Workforce

This week’s 5 head-spinning moments: Delicious details

The week's big announcements, from completion of the Arby's-BWW merger to the newest wrinkles in Chipotle's turnaround plan, sometimes overshadowed small revelations with big implications. Here are a few of those tidbits you likely missed.

The Bottom Line: Arby's and Buffalo Wild Wings want to buy more brands, and they have plenty of choices.

The company opted against further investment, but its ownership of Arby's has still paid off, says RB's The Bottom Line.

One of the wings chain's largest franchisees says the repair work is already starting, and it's delighted with what's happening.

Inspire Brands continues to lay its infrastructure with the recruitment of former Qdoba President Tim Casey.

Consumers rate the limited-time offers they are most likely to purchase.

See which brand beat Denny’s, Applebee’s and others in a new ranking of full-service concepts by the strength of their customer following.

The new heart throb: Chick-fil-A.

Operators are turning to both obvious and catchy names for new menu sections that tap into the snacking trend.

  • Page 19