Chain: Taco Bell

Chain adds Drive-Thru Diet Menu, which includes seven Fresco-style menu offerings with nine grams or less of fat.

Nine of 10 fastest growing Mexican limited-service restaurants in 2008 were fast-casual chains, according to Technomic.

One hundred bands around the country earn promotion through chain’s “Feed the Beat” campaign.

RLC Enterprises Inc. of Northbrook, Illinois, wins chain’s Glen Bell Award.

Chain to give away LTO tacos on Halloween in honor of holiday and World Series.

Syracuse Crunch hockey team partners with Taco Bell to give away free tacos.

New Black Jack Tacos to be sold through December 27.

R/GA to work on strategic and creative digital marketing efforts.

Tyson Foods donated food to the Community FoodBank of New Jersey to show support for the Professional Chef’s Association.

Partnership allows Taco Bell television and online exposure through NBA, WNBA, and NBA D-League.

More than 70 franchisees represented in case against insurance company.

New advertising campaign for value menu to run before select summer films before it moves to television.

The Taco Bell Foundation will receive 15 percent of the chain’s gross sales April 23 to help teens graduate from high school and prepare for life beyond it.

Solar energy and a sophisticated lighting control system are among the Northampton store’s many eco-friendly features.

Operators have replaced more than 340 million pounds of trans fat and 130 million pounds of saturated fat since 2006.

Some cite use of JobApp Network as reason sales remain strong.

Taco Bell will give away free tacos as part of its “Steal A Base, Steal A Taco” World Series promotion.

The company named 100 artists to its 2008 Feed the Beat campaign.

Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt served tacos at a Los Angeles store to raise awareness and money for global hunger.

All five brands in the company will begin the menuboard changes this year in company-owned stores and will finish by the end of 2010.

Eat This, Not That! authors grade 43 national chains; 6 receive an “F.”

New study shows that 93 percent of kids’ meals at restaurants provide children with calorie overdose.

Online game was awarded Best Use of Rich Media at the 11th Annual ad:tech Awards.