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At Chick-fil-A’s virtual brands: Pork belly BLT, chicken wings and hybrid cars

The company’s Little Blue Menu virtual brands test in Nashville, set to begin this fall, will offer hundreds of menu items and a different delivery model.

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DoorDash sues NYC for right to keep customer data from restaurants

In its second lawsuit in less than a week, the company accuses New York of violating consumers’ privacy and illegally attacking its business model.

The burrito chain will add multiple new locations through a partnership with Now Cuisine, a maker of automated food kiosks.

Cutting-edge technologies improve experiences for restaurant staff and diners alike.

Intel from across the FSTEC conference gave a measure of what’s hot and what’s not in restaurant technology.

Restaurants are more eager than ever to use customer data. But getting that information from delivery service providers or other tech companies remains a challenge.

The restaurant software provider now seeks to raise as much as $717 million in its initial public offering, up from the $100 million stated in its original filing.

Operators can choose to pay either 15%, 25% or 30% per order, with higher fees bringing more robust marketing support.

As the industry evolves, some providers are shifting to a more fully integrated model. The strategy presents both benefits and challenges.

A Restaurant Business survey found that wish lists are shaped in no small part by costs, including ongoing usage fees. But whatever the financial burden, throughput and efficiency trump other considerations.

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