September 14, 2022
Matt Cook, Editor
Starbucks and Burger King grabbed the headlines this week as they look to heavily invest in their operations. Determined to improve their efficiency and morale, Starbucks plans to invest $450 million next year. Meanwhile, Burger King looks to forge a brighter future by putting $400 million into modernizing stores over the next two years.
And now, the news…
Starbucks plans to spend $450 million next year to make its North American stores more efficient and less complex.
Starbucks introduced a framework for accelerated earnings growth over the next three years.
The $400 million plan to bring Burger King into the future will rollout over the next two years.
Casual-dining player became the first to use this pandemic solution.
The chain’s six drive-thru units generated higher average weekly sales than other restaurants.
The new location will boast a True Texas BBQ restaurant with a drive-thru.
The doughnut-slinger plans to open the state’s very first drive-thru Krispy Kreme shop.
One TikToker is going viral for his antics at a McDonald's in the UK.
The former World's Strongest Man casually rolled up and placed his order on the intercom.
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