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Munchery, an on-demand food delivery startup, ceased operations after laying off 257 employees in 2018.

If you’re hungry but don’t feel like going out in Alaska, Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota, West Virginia or Wyoming, DoorDash has good news: it’s now live in your state, officially making it the only on-demand food d

The 8 features Frantastic news for fans of technology, including a partnership between General Motors and DoorDash to test autonomous meal and grocery deliveries.

General Motors and DoorDash partner to test autonomous food deliveries in the San Francisco area with the Cruise self-driving unit.

LendingTree analyzed the 50 largest U.S. cities to identify the best and worst places to open a restaurant, factoring average estimated annual revenue and demographic parameters.

Angel Santiago, a franchise development leader at Le Macaron French Pastries, emphasizes the importance of communication and support for franchisees.

Some McDonald’s workers stage a walk-out to protest sexual harassment, which they say management has not done enough to prevent.

MOOYAH Burgers, Fries & Shakes supports its franchisees with predictive scheduling software to comply with fair workweek regulations.

Taco Bell plans to open over 300 new Cantina restaurants in the next five years, serving alcohol in addition to its usual menu items.

BoConcept has helped one entrepreneur, Soren Krogh-Jensen, transition from a corporate employee to a franchisee and achieve his dream of business ownership.

US employers hired strongly in May, up from April and last year.

Yelp Eat24 and Marble have introduced robots to deliver food in San Francisco, using the company's app and navigating traffic to find destinations.

Jack in the Box has partnered with DoorDash to offer delivery in over 200 cities, boosting business and seeing larger orders.

Kelly Chen, a Best in Class Education Centers franchisee, expands her business to a second location in the San Francisco area.

Amazon is rumored to be building drive-through grocery stores in major markets along the west coast, with the first store set to open in Seattle.

Fast-casual brands are expanding into new markets, requiring a methodical approach to ensure sustainable growth and success.

Cities across the US implement new soda taxes, affecting sugary beverage sales.

Businesses are getting creative to cope with increasing minimum wages in major cities.

Fast food workers are planning a nationwide strike to demand a $15 minimum wage.

Jersey City mayor proposes limiting commercial space for chain stores in neighborhoods to 30% of total space.