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Financing

Some Taco Bell locations are opting out of breakfast

The Mexican fast-food chain said that a “small minority” will opt out of the morning meal in October after the company gave operators the option.

Financing

Have restaurants recovered jobs lost during the pandemic? Maybe not

Federal revisions to jobs data suggest that restaurants and bars employ fewer people than initially thought.

A Deeper Dive: Hannah Hammond, senior editor with Restaurant Business sister publication CSP Daily News, joins the podcast to discuss the growing competition between restaurants and convenience stores.

The sandwich giant terminated the franchise earlier this month, but says it is working to reopen the stores in Washington and Oregon.

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.

The Bottom Line: Sardar Biglari kicked off the latest proxy this week with another one against Cracker Barrel. But it isn’t the only one as shareholders grow antsy with underwhelming stock performances.

SSCP Restaurant Investors, which bought Corner Bakery last year, is accusing former owner Jay Pandya and his Boston Market chain of "shocking, systemic breaches of fiduciary duties."

The Austin, Texas-based fast-casual chain has been sold to the owner of Taco Bueno and franchisee of hundreds of restaurants such as Arby’s, Applebee’s, IHOP and Golden Corral.

The Bottom Line: The marketing campaign was one of the most successful in restaurant industry history. But that promotion is stuck in consumers’ memory, making its offers more difficult.

Alimentation Couche-Tard has made an offer to buy Seven & i Holdings, the owner of 7-Eleven, in a deal that would merge the two largest convenience store chains in the country.

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