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A Columbus restaurant and bar with a broader purpose beyond its menu has closed.

The parent company of Applebee’s and IHOP will become the new owner of Fort Worth-founded Fuzzy's Taco Shop.

This week's hospitality news.

There are several ideal potential locations for Famous Toastery, said Eric Gustaffon, vice president of franchise development.

The cafe will open in late December in a corner building at 2501 Eastern Ave. across the street from Patterson Park.

Also, Bowls To Go has closed, and a Peruvian-style restaurant is planned at 3rd St. Market Hall.

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your day.

Mass. employer confidence hits 14-month high

Bay State employers’ economic outlook bounced back in November after two consecutive months of dwindling confidence, Ben Kail reports. Read more here.

State Street, Brown Bros. deal scuttled. Here’s what happened.

State Street Corp. and Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. last week terminated their $3.5 billion deal over BBH’s investor services…

The concept is simple: It shouldn't cost a fortune to buy pizza for your family. Plus, a Niagara Falls taco shop reopens; Hispanic cuisine comes to Lockport; and a new axe throwing bar preps for opening in Frewsburg.

Vaughn Cochran has built a following based on his love for fishing, fine food and painting.

Nolan realized early on that the key to being an entrepreneur was to keep evolving. And, so, “The Unconventional Entrepreneur.”