Kobe Bryant's wife Vanessa inherited BodyArmor stake, company founder says
At the time of his death, Bryant was BodyArmor’s fourth-largest shareholder, owning shares worth more than $200 million.
BodyArmor heats up sports drink wars with new campaign, eyes Gatorade's top spot
BodyArmor founder Mike Repole told FOX Business that he wants to exceed Gatorade in overall sales by 2025.
Trident Seafoods’ boss charts safer course for Alaska fishing season
Trident is the largest U.S. seafood company, employing 5,000 during the peak fishing season in Alaska. The state’s fishing industry catches 60% of the seafood in the U.S., including salmon, cod, halibut, rock fish and herring.
McDonald's workers plan strike over coronavirus protections
Workers in 20 cities are planning a job action
Americans support small businesses during coronavirus with online classes, takeout
During the pandemic, 86 percent of Americans supported local businesses through online classes, virtual events or takeout and delivery, according to a survey from OnePoll and Groupon.
Coronavirus cancellations prompt Krispy Kreme to give free doughnuts to graduates
Krispy Kreme is offering free doughnuts to graduating high school and college seniors.
How coronavirus made this steakhouse adapt
Peter Lugers is now shipping its steak nationwide as chain steakhouses across the country slowly start reopening
Peet's Coffee looks to wake up sleepy IPO market
Coffee maker JDE Peet’s BV is pressing ahead with plans to list on Euronext Amsterdam, saying on Tuesday that it aims to raise at least 700 million euros ($764 million) from the initial public offering.
Landlords fume as Starbucks, other chains seek extended rent cuts
A growing number of national restaurant chains are asking for rent reductions, even as businesses start to reopen, and landlords are privately fuming over such requests.
Trump touts $16 billion in coronavirus direct payments for farmers
The focus on farmers comes after coronavirus outbreaks at meat processing facilities sparked fears of a meat shortage.
Olive Garden sales rebound slowly as more dining rooms reopen
Olive Garden parent company Darden on Tuesday announced that nearly half of its dining rooms are now open at limited capacity.
Nasdaq informs Luckin Coffee it must delist after fraud bombshell
Nasdaq Inc has delivered a notice to China’s Luckin Coffee Inc informing it that it has to delist from the U.S. stock exchange, people familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
Landry's CEO Tilman Fertitta asks Trump to set aside PPP money for large restaurant chains
During President Trump's White House meeting with restaurant industry executives, Landry's CEO Tilman Fertitta urged the president to offer more help through the Paycheck Protection Program to large restaurant chains
Restaurants raise prices as coronavirus forces meat shortage
As the coronavirus pandemic has led to meat shortages across the country in recent weeks, some restaurants are raising their meat prices to prevent shutting down for good.
Coronavirus sees these states lead working from home drinking
In fact, not only have Americans consumed a considerable amount of alcohol during the pandemic, but many are doing so between the hours of nine to five.
Chuck E. Cheese sells pizza under a different name on Grubhub
Chuck E. Cheese is now selling pizza under a different brand.
Maryland bar unveils coronavirus social-distance drinking
When restaurants in Maryland are allowed to resume in person operations Fish Tales will be ready.
Texas meat plant city becomes coronavirus hot spot amid increased testing
More testing means more cases, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said.
John Rich's Nashville bar coronavirus reopening includes major change: No live music
Country star John Rich has reopened his Nashville bar Redneck Riviera with coronavirus guidelines in check.
Coronavirus brings beer drinkers back to Bud Light
Small craft brewers may see a more permanent impact as they continue to lose business due to the pandemic.



















