Financing

How your restaurant sales and profits compare to competitors' and what you can do to improve financial performance

Financing

McDonald's has a Happy Meal deal with Disney

The multiyear agreement enables the chain to promote movies on its meals, starting with "Incredibles 2."

Financing

Casual dining finally shrinks unit count

The sector closed more units than it opened last year, according to Technomic, after a decade of weak sales.

March traffic increased as consumers returned to normal behavior.

We've rooted around beneath the sales reps, the pricing strategies and the cost structures of foodservice distributors to see how things really work.

Despite America’s obsession with dieting, fat and calories, restaurant customers haven’t stopped ordering dessert.

While the USDA has established identity standards for organic labeling, there are no clear guidelines for sustainable products.

As 2011 gets underway, it’s clear that the slowly recovering economy continues to impact the restaurant industry as shown by sluggish sales and limited expansion.

Come December, many a pastry chef crafts desserts around the fresh apples, pears, and citrus fruits in abundance. But Stephen Collucci, executive pastry chef at Colicchio & Sons in New York City, likes to go off the beaten track a bit.

The Hudson Valley is on par with the Napa Valley when it comes to the local bounty of excellent ingredients, believes Eric Gabrynowicz, executive chef at Restaurant North in Armonk, New York.

To make sure your promotions don’t go down and out, consider these tips.

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