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TikTok proves potent marketing channel for some restaurants

The fast-growing social media app has helped drive engagement—and sales—from Gen Z consumers. So why aren't more restaurants using it?

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3 new robots hitting the restaurant market

The latest automation includes a tray on wheels and a “robotic dark kitchen.”

Serve is designed to streamline the experience for guests, and is widely available for the first time.

Inspire Brands will introduce the platform in thousands of restaurants, starting with more than 1,000 Arby’s.

Zuul Market will allow employees and tenants to order from multiple restaurants for scheduled daily drops.

Building a strong customer experience has long been a driving force for earning customer loyalty—but with the coronavirus pandemic, maintaining a positive customer experience while having little or no physical contact with customers requires restaurant operators to rethink their approach to how they do business.

The DOJ has asked for more information about the pending acquisition, according to a filing by Uber.

A lawsuit alleges the delivery company is listing these restaurants as closed or too far away in an attempt to redirect guests to official partners.

Eye-tracking, heat maps and other scientific methods helped two operators optimize menu profitability.

Delivery companies will now need a restaurant’s consent to be listed on their platforms.

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