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Several New York City restaurants sue Mayor Bill de Blasio over an executive order mandating COVID-19 vaccination for customers and employees.

TruFusion expanded its presence in the San Francisco Bay Area with a new studio opening in the South of Market district on May 15, 2021.

Edible's new location in San Francisco's suburbs will be owned and operated by experienced multi-unit operators, the Melgar's.

British Swim School opens a new location in San Francisco, focusing on teaching survival skills to students of all ages.

Hyatt announces plans for a new Hyatt Regency hotel in San Francisco through the renovation of Park Central San Francisco.

Dickey's Barbecue Pit opened its first two virtual kitchen locations in the San Francisco market, expanding its domestic and international presence.

TruFusion fuels nationwide expansion through franchise development, opening new studios in several locations, including Denver and San Francisco.

1Heart Caregiver Services is poised for growth amid the pandemic, expanding to new cities and providing quality care for elderly clients.

British Swim School has awarded its newest territory in the San Francisco, California region, expanding its footprint in the Bay Area.

B Nutritious launches a national franchise program, with a focus on healthy, all-natural ingredients and Asian-fusion cuisine.

Junk King discussed how the COVID-19 pandemic affected its business, including a 25% to 30% expected year-over-year growth that was impacted by the crisis.

Uber's proposed acquisition of Grubhub could have significant implications for franchise brands, including changes to third-party delivery services and fees.

Grubhub, DoorDash, Postmates, and Uber Eats were sued over restaurant fees, alleging antitrust law violations.

San Francisco caps delivery app fees at 15 percent to provide relief for restaurants during the pandemic.

Restaurant owners discuss what they need to survive the COVID-19 crisis, including relief from business interruption insurance.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed announces a three-week curfew, allowing restaurants to remain open for delivery and takeout during the coronavirus pandemic.

Domino's offers a $5.99 mix and match deal for game day feasts.

Burger King vows to eliminate non-biodegradable toys from all its restaurants worldwide by 2025, following a trend of QSR brands giving up on the era of fast food toys.

The Brass Tap is expanding to the California Bay Area, bringing its craft beer restaurant concept to new markets and neighborhoods.

Burger King promoted its ‘Stranger Things’ partnership with a limited-edition Upside Down Whopper sandwich, available in 11 cities and featuring exclusive packaging.

Every ‘90s kid can recall at a moment’s notice the craze that was Tamagotchis—and the agony of discovering your digital pet had died after a day of inattention.

The Hill reports that the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted to ban cashless businesses in the California city on Tuesday, making it the second major U.S.

Starbucks adds oat milk to its menu in five Reserve stores in New York, Seattle, and San Francisco, following the popularity of dairy-free creamers.

Starbucks launched delivery services in San Francisco and plans to expand to other cities, including Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and Washington, D.C.