updated - May 19, 2013 Sunday EDT
For a small business owner, Greg O'Neill takes a big company approach to charitable giving. His gourmet food shops are besieged with appeals from a range of causes, so he requires solicitors to apply through a portal on his company's website. A staff member culls requests.
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Wonder Bread and Twinkie-maker Hostess Brands said Monday that it could go into liquidation if its bakers continue striking in protest against wage and benefit cuts imposed in bankruptcy court.
Burger King is rolling out delivery service in Houston, Texas with nine participating restaurants by end of year in the Houston metropolitan area, serving both Harris and Fort Bend counties, the company said in a statement.
Arby's is ramping up its advertising attack on Subway by rolling out another video clip that follows former New York City Police detective Bo Dietl as he investigates whether Subway slices these meat at the store and get it already prepackaged.
Chick-fil-A was voted favorite chicken chain in a national survey on restaurant preferences conducted by Market Force, despite having a tumultuous year after the president spoke out against gay marriage.
Papa John's is in legal hot water after customers say the company sent them spam messages to their mobile and now the popular pizza franchise faces a $250 million class-action lawsuit.
Cinnabon Inc. president Kat Cole is the next executive go undercover on the reality series "Undercover Boss" this Thursday at 8 p.m. EST on CBS.
Pizza Hut has rolled out the "Overstuffed Pizza," which is essentially a pizza with another layer of crust over it.
Two years ago, employees from the start-up Square Inc descended on farmers markets in San Francisco to hand out a new type of credit-card reader that let small, independent merchants accept plastic via their smartphones or tablets.
Burger King in Japan is celebrating its fifth year of having the franchise open in the country by offering an all-you-can-eat burger buffet.
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, a division of AFC Enterprises, Inc., today announces the return of its holiday menu must-have, Cajun Turkey, to give your dinner table some Louisiana flare. Popeyes Cajun Style Turkeys, approximately 9 to 11 pounds, are infused with a unique blend of Louisiana seasonings then flash-fried, creating a unique, crispy coating. Roasting finishes out the process and leaves the turkey crispy on the outside while remaining succulent and flavorful on the inside. The once-a-year limited time offer is available at participating restaurants through December, or until supplies last.
Americans will be able to enjoy relatively cheap Thanksgiving turkeys this year, thanks to many retailers locking in their costs before a drought this year drove up U.S. feed prices.
A variety of restaurants, including Applebee's, Denny's, Hooters and Krispy Kreme are offering veterans, military service men and women, and their families discounts, specials and promotions on Veterans Day, Nov. 11.
Travis Dickey started Dickey's, which is now the country's largest barbecue chain, after his service in World War I. The Texas-based company proudly celebrates Veteran's Day through both national support and community level initiatives, including Heinz "Our Turn to Serve" campaign and Rebuilding Together Greater Dallas.
The winter months are upon us so why not heat things up with Dickey's slow smoked barbecue. Dickey's newest location opens in Clifton Park on Sunday, November 11 at 11 a.m. and as a treat the store will be serving the first 100 customers a free Pulled Pork Big Barbecue sandwich.
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