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The latest news and trends in restaurant technology
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Why investors are pouring billions into restaurant technology

A look at 50 of the most notable deals this year shows how investors are increasingly eager to cash in on what is becoming an enormous market.

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NYC is considering a permanent delivery fee cap

It would become the second city in the U.S. to permanently limit what delivery companies can charge restaurants after San Francisco advanced a similar bill.

Guests at the new hotel complex can use the delivery provider's technology to order from the resort's 40 restaurants and bars.

McDonald’s, Burger King and Wendy’s either have or will introduce new loyalty programs as the sector looks to keep customers from drifting to third-party platforms.

The social ordering platform that has become a hit with college kids raised $70 million to expand its business off-campus.

The city's Board of Supervisors voted to erase the expiration date for its 15% cap, becoming the first place in the U.S. to do so.

There are a few eco-friendly improvements that every foodservice business can implement to reduce their environmental impact without significant expense.

The machine developed in partnership with Lancer Worldwide will be able to pour and seal drinks and pass them off to staff.

In this episode, Melissa Perri, CEO of Produx Lab, Jennifer Perri, Operations Manager of Princeton University and Jaime Palacios, SVP of Digital of Softtek, cover how technology-enabled hyper-personalization in restaurant brands can achieve once they move away from an efficient play to an overall guest experience strategy.

El Pollo Loco and Walmart are investing in the service, but it could have a long way to go. Plus, C3 hooks into Chowly's big restaurant network and Seattle puts limits on delivery companies.

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