Luckin Coffee chairman ousted by shareholders: report
Luckin Coffee had earlier in the week wound up an internal probe into fake annual sales of about $300 million.
July 4th favorites: Hot dog and hamburger economics
Americans eat some 20 billion hot dogs and 50 billion burgers every year, nourishing not only themselves but lucrative nationwide industries.
Fourth of July 2020 food deals
Six establishments are promoting money-saving deals on delivery, takeout; some offer temporary menu items.
Big Boy latest to join the fried chicken sandwich wars
The sandwich features pickles and the chain’s signature tartar sauce.
Coronavirus prompts Chipotle, Grubhub to team up on deliveries
Customers can order through the Grubhub app or website.
Chef Boyardee proposed to replace Christopher Columbus statue
A petition is calling for the replacement of a Christopher Columbus statue with a Chef Boyardee statue.
Iconic hot-dog eating contest seeks traditional excitement without Coney Island crowds
During the one-hour televised event on ESPN, five men and five women will see who can gorge themselves on America's favorite Fourth of July meal the most quickly.
What makes bars and restaurants potential COVID-19 hot spots
Some state and local governments are winding back reopening plans and renewing restrictions on bars, restaurants, movie theaters, zoos and museums after seeing record numbers of daily coronavirus infections.
80 percent of NYC eateries couldn’t afford June rent amid coronavirus
As a result of the coronavirus pandemic and shutdown, more than 80 percent of restaurants were unable to pay their full June rent
July 3: What’s open and closed on the eve of July 4th
Here is what will be open or closed on Friday, July 3, 2020.
Who started Tate's Bake Shop?
Located in Southhampton, New York, Tate's Bake Shop lures in droves of customers. Aside from the shop, her cookies are now distributed to over 5,000 gourmet retailers nationwide and online.
Trader Joe's reveals new dessert beers in podcast
Here are three new beers that are coming to Trader Joe's.
De Blasio's NYC coronavirus reopening to start with 22 streets for outdoor dining after Phase 3 is paused
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday said that he will open nearly two dozen streets for outdoor dining across the five boroughs after his decision to halt the city’s Phase 3 reopening to allow indoor dining amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Restaurants in NYC will take longer to bounce back: Danny Meyer
The leisure and hospitality sector added the most positions last month -- more than 2 million -- according to data released Thursday by the Department of Labor.
US farmers scramble for help as COVID-19 scuttles immigrant workforce
A sustained labor shortage could impact the soy and corn harvests that start in September.
Nathan's Hot Dog Contest open for legal betting for first time
Gaming officials in New Jersey, New Hampshire and Colorado have approved betting on the event.
How much is the online food delivery industry worth?
Like so much going online, the food delivery industry has grown astronomically. With the global impact of coronavirus causing havoc with retail and hospitality, many food delivery companies have seen rapid growth in digital dishes being ordered
Coca-Cola discontinues Odwalla juice brand, cuts 300 jobs
Coca-Cola confirmed to FOX Business on Wednesday that it would be discontinuing its Odwalla brand.
What is Aldi?
Aldi U.S. is headquartered in Batavia, Illinois, and opened its first US store in Iowa in 1976. Since then, the company has expanded to more than 1,900 stores across 36 states.
Texas bar owners suing governor hold 'bar lives matter' protest
Bar owners gathered to protest the coronavirus closures at the Texas Capitol on Tuesday.



















