FOOD

Guzman y Gomez, which once planned hundreds of U.S. locations, has permanently closed all American restaurants after struggling in the Chicago market.

Memorial Day grilling costs are notably higher as inflation data shows beef, hot dogs, and fresh vegetables all saw significant year-over-year increases.

President Donald Trump disclosed a potentially multimillion-dollar investment in a popular sushi chain amid a broader portfolio shift involving restaurant and tech stocks.

World Bright International Limited is recalling about 18,500 patio swings sold at Costco after reports that the seats detached from the frame during use, injuring eight people.

An Austin-area Chick-fil-A franchise operator faces a federal lawsuit alleging it fired an employee after refusing to accommodate her Sabbath observance.

More than 125,000 Cosyland children's tower stools sold on Amazon are being recalled due to tip-over and collapse risks that pose serious injury and death hazards.

A nationwide recall has been issued for a popular instant noodle product after a potential peanut contamination raised serious allergy concerns.

Publix now asks that only law enforcement openly carry guns in its Florida stores, quietly revising its previous policy that allowed customer open carry.

Papa John’s is piloting drone delivery with Alphabet-owned Wing near Charlotte, starting with select menu items ordered through the Wing app.

Amazon rolls out Amazon Now, a 30-minute delivery service for groceries and essentials, now live in Seattle, Philadelphia, Dallas-Fort Worth and Atlanta.

Spring & Mulberry expands its chocolate recall to all products after FDA links a date ingredient to possible contamination. No illnesses have been reported.

John B. Sanfilippo & Son recalls certain Fisher, Squirrel Brand and Good & Gather snack mixes over possible salmonella contamination concerns.

Cento Fine Foods faces a proposed class action lawsuit alleging its canned tomatoes are falsely marketed as certified San Marzano products from Italy.

Subway closed 729 U.S. locations in 2025 as franchise revenue declined, even as net income surged, highlighting pressure on its business model.

Austin’s Lammes Candies is closing most operations after 141 years, citing rising raw material costs, labor pressures and shrinking margins.