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Shareholders vote against J. Alexander's merger

 By Jonathan Maze on Feb. 01, 2018

The company says it will focus on organic growth after shareholders block a proposed merger with Ninety Nine Restaurants.

Financing

Cracker Barrel puts its hope in catering

 By Jonathan Maze on Feb. 20, 2018

The family-dining chain is confident in the future of its takeout business.

Financing

Investors get a big appetite for Noodles & Co.

By Jonathan Maze on Mar. 26, 2018

The fast-casual chain’s stock is making a comeback this year, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Sysco Forms Canada Subsidiary

By Restaurant Business Staff on May 28, 2002

Sysco Corp., Houston, has formed a wholly owned subsidiary, Sysco International, to consolidate its Canadian operations. The new subsidiary has announced it...

Perkins Adds Two Top-Level Execs

By Restaurant Business Staff on Dec. 08, 2005

Ray LeBlanc has been named vice president of finance. LeBlanc previously was with Cirelli Foods, where for two years he served as president and ceo and for...

Where'd the money go?

By Restaurant Business Staff on Oct. 07, 2007

And just like that, the lending market tightens. It was but a few months ago that private equity groups liked putting money into small restaurant chains.

Lewis to Retire After 36 Years at Sysco Eastern Maryland

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jul. 16, 2009

Lewis began his foodservice career at the former Campbell Soup Company in Salisbury in 1968. He joined Lankford Food Service in Pocomoke City as controller...

North America’s Largest Foodservice Distributor to Create Gestation Crate-Free Supply System

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jul. 27, 2012

HOUSTON (July 23, 2012 - PRWeb)—Sysco, North America’s largest foodservice distributor, has become the latest food industry giant to improve animal...

Marketing

Get to Know: Allison Hills

By Kelly Killian on Oct. 16, 2014

On the day it unveiled its new tuition-reimbursement plan for employees, Starbucks was met with a crush of interest from the media and corporate America pushing to know more about CEO Howard Schultz’s latest HR ploy.

Language arts

By Peter Romeo on Apr. 01, 2015

In the minimum wage debate, restaurateurs are losing the war of words. It’s time to flip the script.

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