Paytronix Systems, Inc., the most advanced digital guest experience platform, today announced that it is offering the Paytronix self-service online ordering solution to customers of the Toast POS system with no monthly fee for six months.
Production, New Orders, and Employment Contracting; Supplier Deliveries Slowing at Faster Rate; Backlog Contracting; Raw Materials Inventories Contracting; Customers' Inventories Too Low; Prices Decreasing; Exports and Imports Contracting TEMPE, Ariz.
Restaurants' increasing dependence on companies like DoorDash Inc. and Uber Technologies Inc.' s Eats during the coronavirus pandemic has inflamed their frustrations with the delivery services and prompted some eateries to strike back. For years, smaller restaurants have bristled at the commissions food-delivery apps charge, up to 30% in some cases, an amount particularly painful these days, as many dining rooms have been emptied by the pandemic. In response, some...
Despite what some experts predict will be a swift bounceback in the overall US economy by midyear, the hospitality industry is going to need to bridge the gap with innovative solutions to maximize revenues and address changes in consumer expectations.
Domino's Pizza Inc. (DPZ) says global retail sales are up-- so far, 4.4% in preliminary first-quarter numbers it shared on Monday. The pizza chain, which last week vowed to hire 10,000 more workers, has closed a handful of U.S. stores. "We don't typically provide a business update outside our normal quarterly cadence, but we recognize that these are not normal times," Domino's Chief Executive Ritch Allison said in a statement.
DOWNERS GROVE, Ill. QuikTrip has a reputation for being first-to-market with beverages that fulfill their customers' growing interest in health and wellness. "ISOPURE's 20 Gram protein drink is a refreshing, convenient, on-the-go solution to help people meet their daily protein goals anytime during the day or before or after exercise," said Jonathan Ochoa, Brand Manager for ISOPURE.
Wyndham Hotels& Resorts Inc. disclosed Monday that it is implementing cost cutting measures as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic that includes job cuts, reduced salaries and reduced work hours. The company will eliminate 270 positions. The hotel operator said nearly half of its 2,500 corporate staff will be impacted by the measures.
The coronavirus pandemic is forcing the fastest reallocation of labor since World War II, with companies and governments mobilizing an army of idled workers into new activities that are urgently needed. Around the world, former hotel, restaurant and airline staff are moving to grocers, online retailers and hospitals as parts of the economy are shuttered to prevent the spread of the disease--and essential goods and services are strained. The shifts also include some...
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