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Wingstop optimistic about 2010
Jan 11, 2010
RICHARDSON Texas Wingstop Restaurants Inc. said it plans to continue its expansion this year with at least 69 new unit openings.The parent company to more than 400 chicken wing restaurants, the majority of which are...
Outlook: Operators anticipate a better year ahead
Outlook: Operators anticipate a better year ahead
Jan 11, 2010
The restaurant industry will face the good, the bad and the ugly in the year ahead.The good: By nearly all accounts from restaurant operators, industry observers and economic pundits, 2010 will be better than 2009.The...
Cosi completes offering for $5M
Jan 10, 2010
DEERFIELD Ill. Cosi Inc., parent company to the 145-unit Cosi sandwich and salad chain, completed last week a shareholder rights offering that will raise about $5 million. Cosi said the rights offering, which it...
Restaurant industry sees signs of light
Restaurant industry sees signs of light
Jan 06, 2010
Two recent surveys forecast a slightly sunnier picture for the year ahead among both consumers and franchise business leaders, providing a glimpse of clearer skies for the restaurant industry...
Sales at Hardee's, Carl's Jr. fall in Dec.
Jan 06, 2010
CARPINTERIA Calif. Winter weather and the continued economic slump hurt sales at CKE Restaurants Inc., the company said Wednesday, leading to a 6.5-percent blended same-store sales decline in December for its Hardee’s...
The year’s stock winners and losers
Dec 31, 2009
NEW YORK In a year that saw the Nation’s Restaurant News Stock Index swing along with the general market, from daily gains as high as 9 percent to daily declines as steep as 5 percent, some restaurant company stocks...
New menu items for the New Year
Dec 29, 2009
It is not yet officially 2010, but restaurant chains already have kicked off the New Year this week with fresh deals, promotions and menu items. Among the brands looking to start strong in January are Taco Bell, Chick...
SNS industry’s most expensive stock
SNS industry’s most expensive stock
Dec 21, 2009
INDIANAPOLIS The Steak n Shake Co. became the restaurant industry’s most expensive stock listing on Monday after the company executed a 1-for-20 reverse stock split that left shares closing at $293.00 each. Prior to...
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