acquisitions

Financing

Robert Earl takes an interest in Bravo Brio

The founder of Planet Hollywood is now an activist investor in the casual-dining operator, The Bottom Line says.

Financing

Burger King franchisee sees sales soar

Carrols Corp. noted little difference in the performance of its oldest and newest stores.

The movie theater-restaurant chain raised less than it originally planned.

The private-equity company with stakes in chains ranging from Auntie Anne's to Culver's has reportedly offered more than $2 billion.

Industry stocks got hit hard on Monday, just like everybody else, says RB's The Bottom Line.

Deal also includes Hurricane's new fast-casual spinoff.

The Philippines-based foodservice company now owns a majority of the burger chain.

Restaurant dealmaking is at its highest level in 11 years. The transactions record could be shattered if these blockbuster acquisitions, already the subjects of Wall Street speculation, should go down.

The take-private deal comes less than three years after Fogo went public.

Meritage believes the restaurants will add over $100 million in annual sales.

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