May 24, 2013

Industry News

Citing Starbucks’ contribution to the livelihoods of coffee farmers and commitment environmental conservation, the World Environment Center named the coffee chain as the 2005 Recipient of the Gold Medal for...
Dubbed a “mini e-magazine,” Rubio’s Beach Club Bulletin is part of a multilevel e-marketing program intended to strengthen Rubio’s ties to its tech-savvy customers.
The Super Bowl spot will introduce Pizza Hut’s new Dippin’ Strips Pizza.
Steak n Shake's president and CEO credits increased same-store sales and better operations as buffers tjat carried the brand through rising tomato, dairy, and beef prices
Appeals Court revives class-action lawsuit blaming McDonald’s for customer’s obesity issues.
How the quick-service industry is supporting tsunami relief efforts.
Tim Taft will be replaced by Whataburger Chairman and CEO Tom Dobson in the president’s role. Whataburger’s former chief development officer, Preston Atkinson, will move into the COO slot.
New Western Angus Steak Burger will be introduced today at 7,800 Burger King restaurants thanks to the "The Apprentice Street Smarts" team.
Rubio's announced that revenues for the fourth quarter and year ended December 26, 2004, rose 7.1% (to $32.7 million) and 9.9% (to $137.4 million), respectively.
The 1-inch by 4-inch rectangular slices that make up the reconfigured pizza are intended to make it easier for customers to dip the slices into sauce.
Ranked No.12 in Entrepreneur magazine’s “Fastest Growing Franchises in America”, Cold Stone Creamery continues its growth spurt.
Executives from Kroll Zolfo Cooper LLC, the company Krispy Kreme newly retained as its financial advisor and management consultant, will replace Scott Livengood in the CEO and president roles.
Friends and colleagues call the loss of 44-year-old Bell “tragic” and remember him as an “incredible leader.”
In addition to increased sales in 2004, Cosi, Inc. announces additional franchise commitments.
According to Black Enterprise magazine, McDonald’s Don Thompson and William Lamar Jr. are part of an elite group African-Americans in American business.
The new HealthMex combo offers guests a low-fat burrito meal alternative.