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34 ways to fail with a poorly written franchise agreement
Franchise agreements must be prepared, negotiated and reviewed by a specialist from where the restaurant will operate.1 comment- Cherryh Butler -
EyesOn Digital rolls out BI and Surveillance Suite for QSRs
EyesOn Digital, a global provider of integrated security solutions, will introduce its Business Intelligence & Surveillance Suite for restaurants, QSRs and hospitality establishments next month … -
Boston restaurants temporarily closed after Marathon bombings
The typically bustling Boylston Street in Boston is filled with restaurants and shops, both national and local. Today, most of those businesses remain closed following the bombings that took place …1 comment -
FastCasual.com hosting webinar on mobile payment security
With a push toward mobility, restaurant owners are capitalizing on wireless technology to provide customers with new loyalty and couponing programs. Creating a mobile interface, however, can create … -
The top 13 risks to restaurant operations
By having the correct equipment, protocol and training in place, a restaurant will limit its risk and perhaps even reduce Workers' Compensation costs.2 comments -
Restaurant sales devastated by winter storm
Boston and Connecticut restaurants were hit hard by this month's blizzard, called Nemo, that blew through the area during the weekend of Feb. 8-10. According to new data from analytics and … -
Video: MMF adds security feature to cash registers
MMF recently rolled out a new Advantage line for cash registers that includes extra storage for coin rolls and other iteams, and a hidden compartment for larger bills. The objective, according to … -
Massive winter storm forces restaurant closures
If power outages last through Valentine's Day, businesses will take an even bigger hit, as the holiday is a high-traffic occasion.- Alicia Kelso -
The Upton Group launches pizza insurance business
After three years of providing insurance for Domino's Pizza, The Upton Group LLC is expanding its business to include all pizzerias through the newly created PizzaInsurance.com. The company was … -
California Pizza Kitchen named in class action suit for 'deliberate poisoning'
A woman has filed a $5 million class action lawsuit against California Pizza Kitchen, as well as Nestle, Stouffer's and DiGiornos, claiming the brands are "deliberately poisoning their consumers" by …3 comments -
Firehouse CEO Don Fox to keynote NFSCC
Firehouse CEO Don Fox will keynote The National Food Service Security Council Aug. 4-7 in Las Vegas. "We are honored to be able to feature an industry leader and experienced operator like Don Fox …2 comments -
Domino's: Survival of the fittest means going global
The company is planning a Responsive Web Design initiative that provides a consistent customer experience across digital channels.- Alicia Kelso -
Patxi's Pizza responds to settlement over health care law
Company accounting records show 4-percent surcharge was collected for employee health care costs only.- Alicia Kelso -
Experts predict 2013 restaurant trends
Expect mobile and human resources technology to grow significantly.- Alicia Kelso -
Domino's distances itself from founder's lawsuit
Last week, Tom Monaghan, founder of Domino's Pizza, filed a lawsuit against the federal government over the contraception coverage component of the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare. According to the …1 comment -
Free webinar includes tips on avoiding customer data breaches
The average cost of a data breach for non-PCI compliance is $80,000.- Cherryh Butler -
Papa John's founder responds to Obamacare 'miscommunication'
Papa John's founder and CEO John Schnatter has penned a response to the controversy surrounding his comments about Obamacare; comments that set off a firestorm of pro/con arguments, a boycott threat … -
Papa Murphy's responds to Papa John's Obamacare drama
Amidst another social media firestorm (and boycott movement) surrounding Papa John's CEO John Schnatter's controversial comments about Obamacare, another large pizza chain has not-so-subtly announced …3 comments -
Papa John's boycott threatened over CEO's Obamacare comments
Founder John Schnatter estimates that the reform law will cost between $5 million and $8 million annually.11 comments- Alicia Kelso -
Fledgling NYC pizza concept delivered during Hurricane Sandy
As New Yorkers begin to return to their homes and recover from Hurricane Sandy earlier this week, one pizzeria weathered the storm during its most dramatic moments. As profiled by Fox Business, Uncle …
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