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Ex McDonald’s CEO to pay SEC fine for misrepresenting firing
The agency also barred Steve Easterbrook from being an officer or director of a public company for five years.
New Triad indoor simulator venue stresses golf, but also offers beer, and soon, food
Simulator claims 99% accuracy with swing, ball flight information. And with 110,000 courses to choose from, you can play almost any course in the world.
Torchy’s Tacos coming to the Hamilton Quarter area
A Texas-based taco joint is adding another Columbus-area location.
A food idea came during lockdown. Now they’re opening a Foundry eatery
“Our intent is to set up this fast-casual-type restaurant that’s easy to scale. We obviously want this one to be successful, but we also are setting this up to where we can hopefully grow to more locations in St. Louis.”
Chick-fil-A could be coming to Worthington
Worthington could be gaining a Chick-fil-A and losing a longtime Italian restaurant.
According to an application filed with the city of Worthington, the Atlanta-based fast food chain plans to acquire the 2.3-acre lot at 60 E. Wilson Bridge Road, which has home to a Buca di Beppo restaurant since 2001. The chain plans to demolish the existing restaurant and build a new location of its own, according to the application.
The property has been owned by Tsai & Chan LLC since 2011. Chick-fil-A expects…
St. Louis, KC food service companies merge to form new business
A St. Louis-based corporate food-service company has merged with a Kansas City-based food-service provider to form a new business that, in the future, will be employee owned.
For the Albany region’s largest restaurant groups, growth is on the menu
Our new Restaurant Groups List features several well-known local restauranteurs who are in the midst of expanding.
Mi Pueblo owners debut salad and juice bar concept Fresh Valley at Silo Square
“It was developed to be able to expand and make it a chain,” Reyes said. “We want to perfect what we have now or get as close as possible. So that way we are able to pick up and go somewhere else.”
Hawaiian Bros serves up $5M more in funding
Hawaiian Bros has served up another plate of funding.
The Kansas City-based restaurant chain, which recently started franchising, raised $5.07 million, according to a Jan. 4 Form D filing. The company declined to comment on the raise.
The latest funding round includes equity stakes and 12 investors, each of whom invested a minimum of $100,000. It appears that Hawaiian Bros aims to raise as much as $15 million in the latest round and needs $9.9 million more to reach its goal, according to the filing.
Hawaiian…
How Orlando startup BOHO Ventures will grow via philanthropy, new app
“People shop with their values — they care.”