May 25, 2013

Industry News

Burger King Corporation and eBay announced a strategic alliance that will create the first Internet-based loyalty program in the fast-food industry.
The Tastee-Freez chain adopted a new national slogan November 14 at its annual national advertising meeting. The new slogan: "Sweet Sensations, Hot Temptations."
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts opened its westernmost store to date in the continental United States November 13th in Daly City, just south of San Francisco.
Burger King Corp. is giving several advertising assignments--and a role on its creative council--to McCaffery, Ratner, Gottlieb & Lane.
In their ongoing effort to help the families of victims of the September 11 attacks, 185 Burger King restaurants in the metro New York area will present a check November 15 to the "Families of Freedom"...
ALTES/SETLA is pledging to revitalize the Rally's brand at each of sixty Ohio locations through a renewed commitment to quality, service, and value.
Papa John's International said domestic systemwide comparable sales declined 3.9 percent for October 2001, composed of decreases at both franchised and company-owned restaurants.
The two chains with a common parent, Triarc Restaurant Group, are looking to make every customer a winner.
Tricon reports that estimated U.S. blended same-store sales at company restaurants increased 1 percent last month.
The pizza chain announces an agreement with franchisees, while its same-store sales show impressive increase.
The chain says it's eyeing continued growth through new and existing expansion opportunities.
It's not just the bread that's rising at Panera. Third-quarter net income at the chain jumped more than 81 percent.
Panda Express announced it is enjoying the most ambitious movie tie-in in the company's history.
Sonic Corp. says it expects to double the number of its stores offering breakfast from four hundred to at least eight hundred beginning in the spring of next year.
Burger King and AOL Time Warner jointly announced a strategic alliance and partnership to push "Internet-powered campaigns" with special sports and music features.
Good Times Restaurants, Inc., announced that its same-store sales for October increased 13.8 percent over the prior year.