Food and Drinks

The president threatened to levy tariffs on auto imports from the European Union unless it lifted the levies.

Salley was approached by one of his cutomers at the end of March who worried that the cafe didn't have the financial wherewithal to sustain the impacts of the pandemic.

Roughly half of U.S. restaurant units are independently run, putting them at great risk when financial hardship falls.

Here are the three grocery retailers that have high coronavirus safety measures, according to Ipsos.

A Midwest taco chain has found itself swept up in the middle of the dispute over the criminal justice system’s treatment of African Americans following the death of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.

With demand for vegan alternatives on the rise due to COVID-19-related meat shortages, Impossible Foods launches direct-to-consumer.

Chick-fil-A CEO Dan called on business leaders to "use our influence in our own businesses to be responsible capitalists who meet the needs of society."

Franchisees say shorter McDonald's menus are allowing for "blazing fast service."

Wendy's tweeted that "we never have and will never contribute to a presidential campaign."

Starbucks stores in several cities, including Seattle, Los Angeles and Philadelphia, were looted or damaged in recent days.

It plans to reopen 65 percent of its dining rooms across its concepts by mid-June.

Restaurant owners grappling with safety of food staff during curfews.

The Vermont-based ice cream maker's statement, titled "Silence Is Not An Option," calls attention to the history of racial injustice and urges reforms.

Four chicken industry executives were indicted Wednesday for allegedly conspiring to fix prices on chickens sold to restaurants and grocery stores.

Stores are seeing sales grow from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. compared to last year.

Beer and wine are now being offered in 20 restaurants, and the Tennessee-based casual dining chain says it's planning to expand the launch.

The Cheesecake Factory shares its restaurant reopening plan for COVID-19.

Olive Garden refutes claims that it is funding President Donald Trump's campaign.

Front-line workers and labor unions are pushing back against employees losing essential pay during the coronavirus pandemic.

James Bodenstedt, CEO of Muy! Companies, has donated $440,000 to President Trump's reelection campaign.