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What tech users want from restaurants

Chains are scrambling to develop phone apps, pay-at-the-table options and other digital whistles and bells. But which of those do customers really want?

Wendy's finds more data security problems

Another malware program was detected, signalling that significantly more than 300 restaurants have been compromised.

Opened in September at Newark Liberty International Airport, Daily claims to be the first airport restaurant to feature a completely different menu every day.

People from around the world gather for the annual peek at what the future holds in such areas as food and technology. Here’s what you missed from this year’s event.

Tesla is looking to make restaurants a part of its business plan, and that was only one of the revelations from FSTEC's first day.

A back-of-house renovation enabled the chain to upgrade its food quality while adding efficiencies, the chain says.

High technology has given us e-mail, voice mail, cell phones, answering machines, pagers, car phones, and digital everything. But we don't seem to be communicating any better.

Griddles are fairly basic: a thick steel plate is heated from below, allowing you to grill and sauté on a big flat surface. Today, that basic formula is being tricked out with new features.

The corporate chef at Kerry Ingredients talks about what's ahead

Looking at the most recent crop of new products, one thing seems clear: Equipment companies are listening more closely to the needs of operators. It’s no longer just about adding bells and whistles. Today, if a new piece of equipment isn’t greener, cleaner or smaller, it’s not going to make the cut.

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