Financing

How your restaurant sales and profits compare to competitors' and what you can do to improve financial performance

Financing

Ponderosa, Bonanza sold for $10.5M

The venerable budget-steakhouse brands will become sister concepts of Fatburger.

Financing

Pie Five’s free fall continues

Comps for the third quarter fell 17.3%, but were partially offset by the improved performance of its older sister, Pizza Inn.

The win over Starbucks by Simon Property Group could have a "chilling effect" on landlord-tenant negotiations.

Olive Garden’s owner says reform will lower its tax rate by 600 basis points.

Marathon Partners accuses J. Alexander's of "manipulation" in its effort to merge with Ninety Nine Restaurants, says RB's The Bottom Line.

The company found a better deal by going private, says RB's The Bottom Line. Could others follow?

The weather, and perhaps the Olympics, led to a 0.8% decline in same-store sales.

It was the second-best month of sales in two years, but traffic still fell.

A restaurant chain's sales don't always reflect customer satisfaction, and vice versa. Here, we rank the leading limited-service chains using a formula that includes financials, consumer satisfaction and value.

The upscale restaurant market has its celebrity chefs, but the limited-service sector is giving rise to a group of marquee-name investors whose very interest tends to anoint their holdings as likely successes.

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