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Taco Bell completes New Orleans refranchising

Franchisee Southeast Restaurant Group has acquired 18 Taco Bell units in the New Orleans market, marking the completion of the chain’s efforts to refranchise in the market. SRG, which bought eight Taco Bell units in the market last year, also operates 20 TGI Fridays restaurants.

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Facebook to expand data center in Oregon

Facebook has spent more than $1 billion on a data center in rural Oregon and plans to spend “hundreds of millions” to expand the facility with two more centers. The project will employ hundreds of construction workers, bringing jobs to an area that’s still recovering

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Bruegger’s to shutter 30 locations

Einstein Noah Restaurant Group will close 30 Bruegger’s Bagels stores in three states and Washington, D.C. The company also operates stores under the Einstein Bros. Bagels, Caribou Coffee and Coffee & Bagels banners. Read the Star Tribune story here

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$1B mixed-use development under construction in Nebraska

Construction has started on a 500-acre, mixed-use development in Omaha, Neb. The project, valued at more than $1 billion, will include retail, restaurant, office and residential space and be pedestrian-friendly with walking trails and open space. Read The Architect’s Newspaper story here

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Origin boutique brand coming to Raleigh, N.C.

Details have emerged about what the hotel in the One Glenwood tower project under construction will look like. It will be a 126-room, seven-story boutique hotel that will connect with surrounding neighborhoods by steering guests toward bars and restaurants, and include health and fitness options

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What 2018 has in store for full-service restaurants

Heirloom and hybrid varietals of apples and pears are likely to take precedence over pumpkin next year as the produce choice for fall menus,. New technologies for ordering, marketing and monitoring back-of-house operations will also have a greater impact on full-service restaurants next year. Read

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