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  2. Why Sit-Down Chain Restaurants Are Struggling - AOL

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    Chain restaurants used to be pretty stable businesses, so private equity owners had a good idea of what costs and sales would be, she says, but the pandemic made the business much more volatile ...

  3. 11 Restaurant Chains That Are Struggling in 2024 - AOL

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    The chain also reported a 1.2% rise in same-store restaurant sales, a 4.8% increase in menu prices, and a 5% drop in retail sales. Before its latest quarter, Cracker Barrel experienced declining ...

  4. Why franchises fare as badly as small restaurants amid COVID ...

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    Restaurants walloped by COVID-19 have suffered a silent epidemic of financial woes among an unlikely segment: Franchise eateries. The pandemic’s impact on the food industry has been well ...

  5. 'Devastating to businesses': Kevin O'Leary explains why ...

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    “The U.S. restaurant industry finds itself on the menu,” he wrote in a column for the Daily Mail. Don't miss Beating the market is no myth: These expert stock-pickers' recent success could ...

  6. Papa Murphy's - Wikipedia

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    [5] [6] Sales for the chain totaled $702 million in 2011, [7] which grew to $800 million in 2012 from 1,350 outlets. [8] Reuters reported in 2013 that Papa Murphy's New York parent, Lee Equity Partners, was preparing a public offering for the take-and-bake pizza chain. [9] Official plans for the IPO were announced in March 2014. [10]

  7. Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the restaurant industry in ...

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    Some restaurants closed down, some turned to pickup and delivery, and some began doing grocery delivery or meal kit services. [53] On March 23 the New York Post reported that many New York City restaurants were closing down takeout and delivery both due to health concerns for employees and because those businesses were not bringing in enough money.

  8. Fast food advertising - Wikipedia

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    Fast food advertising promotes fast food products and utilizes numerous aspects to reach out to the public. Along with automobiles, insurance, retail outlets, and consumer electronics, fast food is among the most heavily advertised sectors of the United States economy; spending over 4.6 billion dollars on advertising in 2012. [ 1 ]

  9. Rubio's Coastal Grill, citing rising business costs, abruptly ...

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    Rubio's also has been struggling under the shadow of Mexican restaurant giant Chipotle in the hyper-competitive segment known as fast casual. And then there were the costs: rising food prices and ...