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Restaurants’ sales to rise 3.6 percent in 2014, NRA forecasts

Restaurants will vie this year for a 3.6 percent increase in total industry sales, which should hit an all-time high of $683.4 billion, according to the just-released business forecast of the NRA.

When restaurateur Jennifer Handler decided she wanted to open a restaurant, she excitedly took her father to visit the storefront on New York's Upper East Side she'd just leased. His exact words were: "You're kidding, right?"

Adjustments in tech strategies, a big promotion that slipped past unnoticed, why every big chain should be scared and the day fast food lost its mind.

Consumers may be buying fewer low-carb packaged foods, but they're sticking to a diet strategy of eating less starch and sugar, according to a survey conducted earlier this summer.

The Mexican fast-casual chain is now providing condiments and mix-ins like guacamole and queso for no extra charge.

You didn't ask for it. You might not even want it. But you got it—big-time publicity.

On news of same-store sales dropping nearly 1 percent, execs reiterated their pledge to simplify the menu, slow expansion and cater to local tastes.

To feed Americans’ never-ending appetite for beef, the cattle industry is making new and underutilized cuts more available to restaurateurs.

A new forecast calls for a rebound from last year's slow going.

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