Reporter: Lisa Baertlein
'Starbucks Americas Sales Disappoint On Softer Traffic
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'Panera Cuts 2014 Profit Forecast, Shares Slip
Panera Bread Co (PNRA.O) on Tuesday lowered its full-year earnings forecast as it works to speed up service at its popular bakery cafes. -
'Pioneering L.A. Chef Roy Choi On Improving Food In Inner Cities
Los Angeles chef Roy Choi sparked a nationwide food movement with his Kogi BBQ food trucks that peddle short rib tacos, kimchi quesadillas and other Korean/Mexican -
'Starbucks testing stout beer-flavored 'dark barrel latte'
Dark beer lovers take note. Starbucks Corp is testing a "dark barrel latte" in a handful of its cafes in Ohio and Florida. -
'Starbucks Goes Coconuts In Latest Nondairy Milk Test
Mooo-ve over milk, Starbucks Corp is testing coconut milk in stores in Los Angeles, Cleveland and Oregon as alternatives to traditional dairy products grow more popular. -
'Starbucks Plans New Store Designs - Upscale In Seattle, Speedy In New York
Starbucks Corp (SBUX.O) on Friday announced two new types of stores aimed at capturing the growing demand for upscale reserve coffee and a separate test of an "express" store in Manhattan offering speedy service in a city where a "New York minute" is more like a nanosecond. -
'Perdue Foods Says Its Chicken Hatcheries Now Antibiotic-Free
Perdue Foods said on Wednesday it has stopped using antibiotics at its chicken hatcheries, completing a five-year effort supported by consumer and health groups seeking to curb the unnecessary use of antibiotics in meat production. -
'Burger King profit boosted by cost cuts, new food
Feb 15 (Reuters) - Burger King Worldwide Inc, the third-largest U.S. hamburger chain, on Friday posted higher-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by cost cuts and new holiday sweets, premium sandwiches and special deals that boosted restaurant sales in the United States and Canada. -
'McDonald's shuffles US menu in value makeover
McDonald's Corp restaurants in the United States will be tweaking and expanding their promoted value-priced items later this month as many diners remain strapped for cash and the world's biggest hamburger chain works to increase its lead over rivals.
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