FOOD

Jack in the Box said 150 to 200 of its restaurants are slated to close. Of those, roughly 80 to 120 will shut their doors for good before the end of the year.

Fast-food chains such as McDonald's, Taco Bell and Wendy's have each indicated in recent months that they are looking to boost their chicken offerings.

Saks Fifth Avenue is the latest company to announce it will be closing a location in San Francisco. Several businesses have exited the city in recent years, many citing crime concerns.

McDonald’s has a new permanent menu item, McCrispy Strips, coming to its U.S. menu. A new creamy chili sauce is launching alongside them.

TGI Fridays’ footprint in the U.S. has shrunk, with the well-known chain's website on Wednesday listing just 85 restaurants across the country.

Sam's Club plans to phase out traditional checkouts across its 600 stores, replacing them with a system where members scan items using an app and AI technology verifies purchases as they exit.

Chipotle is plotting an entry into a new market – Mexico – through a newly signed development agreement with Alsea, the chain announced Monday.

Walt Disney World announced that kids will be able to eat for free next year, so long as they are staying on property and an adult dining plan is purchased.

Wendy’s roasted Katy Perry’s space flight with snarky tweets — and refused to apologize. The backlash? Astronomical.

Taco Bell is adding its crispy chicken nuggets back to its menu next week as the company looks to make them and crispy chicken a fixture in the future.

McDonald’s on Tuesday hinted on social media when customers can expect to see snack wraps, which have a "cult following," back on the menu.

Americans facing the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) deadline for filing federal income tax returns on Tuesday will have a swath of deals on foods from well-known chains that they can claim.

Those working at a decades-old Taco Bell location in Scottsdale, Arizona, have simply outgrown the space and are preparing to move across the street.

Olive Garden spent seven years as America's top fast casual chain, but a resurgence in Texas Roadhouse's popularity pushed the steakhouse chain ahead of its Italian-style competitor.