Lone Star Steakhouse

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How Lone Star Steakhouse fell off its horse

Reality Check: Once a worthy rival of Texas Roadhouse, LongHorn and Logan's, the brand is no longer around. Here's why.

Workforce

Olive Garden's parent sets a policy on employee vaccinations

Darden Restaurants will provide four hours of paid time for getting the anti-COVID shots, but will not require the inoculations

It's all about the heat. Today’s ranges—gas, electric or induction—can help you maximize energy dollars by heating more quickly and efficiently. If your range or cooktop needs replacing or you’re thinking of expanding your cooking choices, here are some options to consider.

Commodity prices are on the rise. And animal proteins—always one of a restaurant’s more expensive buys—are getting hit hard. But there are ways you can purchase and plate beef, pork and lamb to ease the pain—without shortchanging your customers or your profits. Listen to what these chefs, suppliers, economists and other experts have to say.

McDonald’s plans to customize its menu toward regional preferences and better-for-you items starting in January 2015.

The cowboy-themed chain is the latest casual dining brand to close stores in a difficult environment.

As any entrepreneur worth his salt knows, being successful doesn't mean you never fail.

You have to spend money to make money, and these days you don’t need to spend that much.

You know the signs. Customers don’t even look at the drinks menu anymore. Trendwise, your signature cocktail is so last year. Beverage sales in general are on the decline. It’s time to do something to get guests ordering those high-margin drinks again. Here are the first steps:

After two years as a licensee and investor, Good Times is bringing the casual burger group in-house as a growth vehicle.

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