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Pinstripes warns of staff cutbacks after a challenging quarter

The bocce-and-bowling concept is aiming to reduce overhead by another $4 million, after cutting unit-level expenses by $10 million in the first quarter.

Financing

Kamala Harris pledges to help more restaurants and other small businesses get off the ground

In a campaign speech Wednesday, the Democratic candidate promised to raise the tax credit for startups to $50,000, from the current $5,000. She also vowed to cut the red tape new ventures face.

A judge cleared the way for the seafood chain to be acquired by Fortress Investment Group, which has a plan to revitalize the chain.

Topgolf Callaway Brands said it plans to separate into two companies just four years after it acquired the eatertainment chain.

Another director resigned from the board of the fast-casual restaurant chain operator, which is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.

The 45-year-old family-dining chain faces multiple accounts of unpaid rent and taxes, eviction notices and unit closures.

John Lowe has founded a private-equity firm that will target early-stage restaurant and consumer packaged goods chains, hoping to get them to the next level.

Hooters and Black Angus Steakhouse are struggling to pay their debt and are exploring alternatives, according to Debtwire.

Customers say they’re more satisfied with the burger chain’s food and service, but fewer are choosing to visit. That has dimmed the chain's near-term outlook.

The second quarter was apparently no kinder to smaller cap public restaurant companies than it was to the big players. Here's a look at three with decidedly mixed results.

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