Chipotle founder Steve Ells steps down as board chairman
The Chipotle board will have seven directors, six of whom are independent, due to the changes.
Krystal brings back $8 all-you-can-eat deal
The chain offered all-you-can-eat sliders and fries last year.
Costco gets coronavirus profit boost
Costco shoppers stockpiled goods in reponse to coronavirus
What is Impossible Foods?
To replicate the taste of beef, Impossible Foods said it scanned plants for molecules that would mimic a protein in meat that contains iron and makes blood red. It eventually settled on something called soy leghemoglobin, found in the root of soy plants.
Snoop invests in vegan 'pigless pork rinds' maker
Snoop Dogg has gotten in on the meat replacement trend.
New Taco Bell Cantinas revamp 'fast-social' with alcohol, tech and gaming
The restaurant chain is set to open two Cantina concepts.
Coronavirus not killed by Tito's Vodka, so don't use it for hand sanitizer, company says
Tito’s Homemade Vodka warned customers this week not to use its product in their homemade hand sanitizers.
Chipotle tests unlimited PTO, increases paid parental leave
Chipotle adds to its benefits suite to reward employees with paid parental leave and potentially unlimited paid time off.
Chuck E. Cheese sued for negligence after woman's hair is caught in ticket machine
An Oregon woman is suing Chuck E. Cheese after she says her hair got wound up in one of its ticket machines. She wants $1,000 in damages.
Coronavirus prompts Trader Joe's to change food sample policy
A memo tells employees to plate samples for customers individually instead of keeping pre-plated samples on a platter, according to reports. Employees were also told to serve all samples with a utensil and to hand customers cups when they want to sample coffee, instead of keeping a stack for shoppers to serve themselves freely.
'Mental health' likely motive for brewery shooting, chief says
Police Chief Alfonso Morales told WTMI radio on Wednesday that investigators are looking closely at Anthony Ferrill’s mental health after the 51-year-old electrician killed himself after carrying out the Feb. 26 attack at the sprawling Molson Coors brewery complex.
South Korean alcohol diverted to sanitizers
Disinfectants, such as hand sanitizers, are flying off the shelves.
Buffalo Wild Wings offers March Madness restaurant sleepover
Buffalo Wild Wings has built a bed-and-breakfast inside a Chicago restaurant for four lucky winners to spend during March Madness.
Crocs designs Peeps-themed clogs just in time for Easter
Crocs has sold out of its $50 clogs decorated with Peeps charms.
Bud Light signs 3 NFL stars who chugged beers to endorsement deals
They are the first active NFL players to sign deals with Bud Light parent Anheuser-Busch InBev.
Starbucks coronavirus plans include extra cleaning, canceling employee travel
Starbucks has increased cleaning and sanitizing at all its stores.
Food-for-one restaurant dining on the rise
More restaurants are seeing a surge in solo diners above any other party size, according to a new report.
Noose placed on Wisconsin brewery shooter's locker in 2015
Black employees complained of longstanding racial discrimination.
Blue Apron mixing up meal-kit market after billion-dollar dip
Meal-kit pioneer Blue Apron is making plans to bounce back from a huge dip in value since its 2017 IPO launch.
Bezos, Sanchez dine out as coronavirus impacts Amazon
Bezos has lost billions amid COVID-19 fears, and at least three employees have tested positive for the virus.


















