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Pennant Foods will get four manufacturing facilities and improve product capacity with the purchase.

Even young people are worried about money these days and that’s bad news for quick-serves.

Dunkin’ Donuts is roaring into Birmingham, Alabama, with 21 new stores planned for the market.

Systemwide sales for McDonald’s worldwide restaurants declined 4.6 percent for the month.

The hospitality and leisure industry continues to cut jobs and add to peaking unemployment rates.

The steady growth at Beautiful Brands International continues as the company adds a sixth concept to its portfolio.

Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr. president explains why same-store sales fell during a four-week period last month.

Unit holders can collect 10.6 cents per trust unit March 15.

Customer service will make the difference between strong or weak sales in 2009, according to NPD.

The company’s CEO says foodservice chains will be key to increasing product lines’ reach in the coming year.

The company says the financial costs of being a public company are an “excessive burden.”

The brand’s CEO says the focus going forward will be on improving existing stores, not expansion.

The fast-casual restaurant’s new store design conveys the brand’s image and saves build-out time and costs.

Jersey Mike’s Subs will reach a company milestone with its upcoming store opening next week.

Sandella’s has more than 400 restaurants in development across the U.S. and the United Arab Emirates.

The chain’s CEO is disappointed with domestic sales but excited about what he thinks are promising new initiatives.

The number of stores increased by almost 70 percent, and that’s just the beginning.

The first payment will be available to shareholders March 17.

After investing in the company, an Inventages Whealth Management Inc. partner will sit on the Organic To Go Board.

So far the fast-food chain has avoided lowering menu prices during the recession, but this could be the alternative solution.

The company’s 2008 pretax profits are up 25 percent, and Domino’s is reporting continued growth in 2009.

Shareholders will be paid March 25.

As casual-dining continues to be pinched by the economic crisis, T.G.I. Friday’s is throwing up a Hail Mary.

The company experienced gains both for the full year and in the fourth quarter.

The funds from Inventages will help Organic To Go weather the economic storm.

The brand credits its new Amigo Pizza with boosting sales.

A leading industry expert outlines how Starbucks has made the industry better and why brands should want that to continue.

Your business’ conscience–not its financial standing–could keep you from getting funding.