Analysts Warn Restaurant Industry Is Headed Toward a Bad Recession
It’s been an awful quarter.
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By Alexandra PeersRecession Cuts Into Cheese Business
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By Daniel MaurerJohn Lennon Loved Cream and Corn Flakes; Activists Push to Block New Convenience Stores in South L.A.
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Howard Schultz is slightly less rich this year.
By Daniel MaurerFabio Trabocchi Tells Fellow Chefs to Fear the Reaper
The newly homeless Fiamma chef predicts 40 percent drop-offs in business, more high-profile closings, and less freedom for chefs.
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A waitress offers an inside look into how restaurants are doing.
By Daniel MaurerToday in Austerity Measures: Soups, Sandwiches, and Less Cheese
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By Alexander BasekThe MPW Zone
Marco Pierre White plans to open sports bars (sports bars!?!) in two American cities.
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