Top Sandwiches News

As many Americans struggle to keep their weight-related New Year’s resolutions, Subway has teamed up with Tae-Bo progenitor and fitness guru Billy Blanks for a new promotion.

Arby’s is launching an innovative brand positioning campaign to establish itself as the leader in a rapidly emerging industry niche—adult fast food.

Schlotzsky’s Inc. announced on March 3, 2000 the launch of www.bunrun.com. This web site will provide information about local Bun Run races across the country.

Schlotzsky’s Inc. has launched a new national network television advertising campaign.

Schlotzsky’s announces that it had adopted a new accounting policy, effective Jan. 1, 1999, for the financial reporting of revenue generated as non-refundable area developer fees.

The Quizno’s Corporation (Nasdaq: QUIZ) announced February 15,2000 that it has posted a profit of $385,434 net income applicable to common shareholders, or $.11 per diluted share in its 1st quarter of fiscal 2000, which ended December 31, 1999.

Schlotzsky’s Inc.announced on February 4 its sales trend results for 1999.

In a special focus on Austin-based companies, CNBC will feature a segment on Schlotzsky’s Inc.

Jared Fogle took an unusual approach to losing some of his 425 pounds. He decided to go out for a sandwich. In fact, he visited a Subway restaurant twice daily for the next year, dropping an amazing 245 pounds in the process.

Subway franchisee Wendell Rowell knows that creative marketing is key to his the success of his store.

Schlotzsky’s, Inc. announced today that the company is adopting a new accounting policy for the financial reporting of revenue received as non-refundable area developer fees.

Marketing consultant Dick Meyer explains the magic behind his Subway growth strategies.By Pam Whitfield

The Quizno’s Corporation reported December 17 a net loss applicable to shareholders of $1.5 million, or $.55 per diluted share, in the nine-month period ended September 30, 1999.

Schlotzsky’s Inc. reports that total sales for the Austin area Schlotzsky’s restaurants were $1.5 million during October 1999.

National quick-service restaurant chains are reaching out to help victims of Hurricane Katrina in Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi.