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aPriori will provide the company with product cost assessments.

But predict their financial situations will be better in 2009.

Sales are down about 4 percent from October 2007.

The company will cut its company-owned KFC and Pizza Hut stores from 20 percent to 10 percent.

Executive leadership company Vistage highlights the ten most common mistakes companies make when pricing their products.

Purchases will be made from time to time, depending on market conditions.

BizBuySell.com launches The Valuation Report.

A look at the most-recent financial reports from the top quick-serve brands.

Casdex agrees to digitize Baja Fresh’s records.

Roland Smith hopes to grow sales, operating profits, and cash flow for both Wendy’s and Arby’s.

Sam’s Club offers small business owners five ways to save money during the tight economy.

The company posted lower-than-projected quarterly profit.

Starbucks CEO says the company’s poor performance in Q4 signals that it has hit bottom.

More restaurants are serving up value offerings to draw in cash-strapped customers.

The $2.7-billion acquisition will establish Manitowoc among the world’s top manufacturers.

The company emerged within 60 days of filing the Chapter 11 petition.

The company posted its first profit fall since going public and warns of menu price increases.

Productivity improvements and energy-efficiency projects account for the majority of planned projects.

The company posts a 7.1 percent increase in global same-store sales for its third quarter.

Consumers are looking to eat out less at full-service concepts and spend less.

Western intends to commence the exchange offer after Western’s registration statement on Form S-4 has become effective.

Sixty-one Quick Stuff locations are up for sale, as Jack in the Box Inc. moves to ‘focus on maximizing’ its Jack in the Box and Qdoba brands.

Sales performance of the company’s partner drive-ins lagged that of its franchise drive-ins.

The plan has been confirmed by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.

As the company pointed out last week, it has not been informed of any cut-back in franchisee financing and continues to have other financing sources beyond GE Capital.

Under the agreement, Arby’s shareholders will receive 4.25 shares of Triarc stock.

Whataburger’s deal with Barrand Inc. spans 40-plus restaurants in Northeast Texas and the Florida Panhandle.

GE Capital provided less than 10 percent of the lending to Sonic franchisees.