Burger King Corp. recently invited 13 people with ties to the fast-food chain to Miami headquarters to share strategy during a daylong session. Company brass laid out growth plans, new products and marketing to the group, which included attorneys and business leaders with relationships to existing franchisees and minority communities.
The first national pizza company to offer online and text message ordering, Papa John's is once again breaking technology barriers to provide an unprecedented experience to its customers: augmented reality.
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85%
Percent of consumers who say they eat a home-cooked meal three or more times a week, up from 75% in 2006, according to the Food Marketing Institute.
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Orange County, Calif., is the heart of the country's fast-food culture. Its residents, who have grown up with Carl's Jr., In-N-Out Burger and Del Taco, are choosy about what they eat, says Nancy Luna, who blogs as Fast Food Maven for the Orange County Register.
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Burger King Corp. recently invited 13 people with ties to the fast-food chain to Miami headquarters to share strategy during a daylong session. Company brass laid out growth plans, new products and marketing to the group, which included attorneys and business leaders with relationships to existing franchisees and minority communities. 
