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Auckland restaurant chain investigated for allegedly under-paying workers
Stuff.co.nz
An Auckland restaurant chain where workers are allegedly being paid less than $4 an hour will be investigated by the Employment Relations Authority. The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment filed an action with the authority today. The ...
Restaurant chain facing action over 'low pay'Radio New Zealand
Restaurant chain investigated for alleged $4-an-hour wagesTVNZ
Action taken against Auckland restaurant chainNewstalk ZB
NZ City -MSN NZ News -New Zealand Herald
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Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. (CMG): This Restaurant Chain Is a Little Too ...
Insider Monkey (blog)
Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. (NYSE:CMG) With sales up almost tenfold over the past decade, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. (NYSE:CMG) is unquestionably one of the fastest-growing food-service companies in the market. With about 1,400 restaurants currently ...
Chipotle becomes first US fast food chain to label all genetically modified ...The Verge
Chipotle Spin-off ShopHouse Looks Like A WinnerTheStreet.com
Chipotle Becomes First US Restaurant to Voluntarily Label GMOssInvestorplace.com

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Restaurant Chain Growth Report 6/18/13
RestaurantNews.com
Restaurant Chain Growth Report 6/18/13. Tuesday, June 18th, 2013. Restaurant Chain Growth Report 6/18/13 Growing Concepts Concepts that have grown by at least 5% (if less than 50 units). Roanoke, VA-based COUNTRY COOKIN (founded 1981) has ...

Fast-casual restaurant chain Noodles & Company sets terms for $75 million IPO
NASDAQ
Fast-casual restaurant chain Noodles & Company sets terms for $75 million IPO. By Renaissance Capital, June 17, 2013, 08:56:40 AM EDT. Vote up. loading. Noodles & Company, which operates over 300 fast-casual restaurants serving pasta bowls inspired ...
Noodles & Co. prices IPO shares at $14Boulder County Business Report
Noodles Seeks to Raise $80 Million in 1st Restaurant IPO of 2013Businessweek

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Restaurant Chain Lets YOU Choose What You Pay for Whatever You Eat
HappyNews.com
Restaurant chain Panera Bread is a $3 billion a year business with some 1,600 outlets in the U.S. but at five of those cafes customers are able to pay whatever they choose for what they eat. The unusual concept is part of an initiative by the company ...

A new pizza restaurant chain roars into Houston — and it's big on seafood ...
CultureMap Houston
A new pizza restaurant chain roars into Houston — and it's big on seafood (seriously). By Marika Rafte. 6.15.13 | 3:38 pm. Happy's Pizza just opened up their first Texas location in Houston. Happy's Pizza/Twitter · Enlarge Slideshow. Happy's Pizza ...

Celebrate Father's Day by taking Dad somewhere you don't have to pay
msnNOW
Dads who treat their kids year-round will finally get their chance to feel spoiled on Sunday, when Father's Day freebies flood the nation's restaurants. Shoney's Father's Day Buffet is topping dads off with a slice of free cake, Beef 'O' Brady's is ...
Father's Day restaurant freebies on the riseDetroit Free Press
Father's Day freebies: Treat dad this 2013 with more restaurant, food dealsExaminer.com

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Happy Birthday, County Line: Homegrown barbecue restaurant chain founded ...
Austin Chronicle (blog)
Happy Birthday, County Line. Homegrown barbecue restaurant chain founded 38 years ago today. By Virginia B. Wood, 5:45PM, Fri. Jun. 14. On June 14, 1973, a group of young Texans brought together by family and friendship, a willingness to take chances, ...

The Most Customer-Centric Restaurant Chains
Huffington Post
There are a lot of ways to evaluate which restaurant chains are the "best." Customer science company Dunnhumby has proposed a new one: analyzing data to determine which restaurant chains are the most customer-centric. Dunnhumby relied on seven ...

Restaurant Chains Try to Woo a Younger Generation
New York Times
It is true that restaurant chains like Chipotle, which has a devotion to explaining the origins of its ingredients that brings to mind the “Portlandia” sketch about a chicken dinner, and Subway, where customers plan their own sandwiches and watch them ...

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