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Restaurant chains embrace grocery sales

A growing number of restaurant chains are changing their offerings to include more grocery items as the pandemic keeps their dining rooms closed. Chains including Subway and Moe’s Southwest Grill are selling the ingredients needed to make popular menu items, and Panera Bread and Newk’s

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Independent restaurants adapt to grow off-premises sales

Quickserve and fast-casual chains have found it relatively easy to ramp up off-premises dining options that were already in place before the pandemic, but independent full-service eateries have had to make big changes quickly to stay in business. Read the Restaurant Hospitality online story here

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Noodles adds family meals, curbside pickup

Noodles & Company is reporting an uptick in sales after booking a 7.2% same-store sales decline in the quarter ending March 31. The chain is building business during the pandemic with the introduction of family meals, curbside pickup and the addition of Uber Eats as

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Hy-Vee to add DSW footwear shops to stores, online

Hy-Vee, in a unique partnership with the operator of DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse, will begin offering shoes and accessories for sale in its stores in an effort to give shoppers the very best in all lifestyle categories in a convenient and easy-to-shop format. Read the

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Dallas airport terminal to be reconsidered

Plans for a sixth terminal at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport are on hold. The 30-gate Terminal F was on track for completion in middecade, but the coronavirus pandemic and an aviation industry downturn mean the project will be revisited at the appropriate time. Read

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Lake Mead pumping station completed

Lake Mead’s $650 million Low Lake Level Pumping Station for the Southern Nevada Water Authority is complete and under budget after nearly five years of work. The station will serve two treatment facilities and will have a 900-million-gallon daily water delivery capacity. Read the KSNV-TV

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