Financing

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

Financing

How restaurants in Portland, Oregon, are thriving on Conscious Capitalism

In the late 1990s a group of Pacific Northwest wheat farmers took stock of a bitter reality. They were shipping product to far off, overseas commodity markets, where they had no control over falling prices.

Financing

Inside wine kegs

These wine-on-tap systems work like the beer-on-tap systems already used in many bars and restaurants.

Established New York restaurant wd~50 is closing up shop and Danny Meyer’s Union Square Café is moving locations as soon as its lease is up. Why? Because neither can stay where they are and make money due to steep rent increases.

Private-equity firms today are finding growth potential in many places—from rising concepts to off-course legacy brands.

This fast-casual leader fell behind the pack. Will its reinvention be enough to bring it back to the top, and fast enough to keep investors at bay? We look at Panera 2.0 and where it's going next.

The role has evolved to tackle today’s labor challenges.

Management says the venerable Italian chain will use the filing to renegotiate leases on 37 closed sites.

The casual-dining concept looks to expand with capital from the private-equity investor in such growth-focused brands as Blaze Pizza.

Its sale to Sentinel is the culmination of a strong seven-year run for the seafood chain.

The Bottom Line: Industry stocks are up thanks to sales improvement and tax reform, but they lag the broader markets.

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