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Heart to Home Meals USA is proud to announce a new franchise agreement marking its first expansion into Texas, and the brand’s third new market opening in less than 60 days.

DoorDash will continue to expand Grubhub’s former campus dining operations, and Wonder will use money from the deal and an investment to sustain its growth.

The food hall company will use the tech it acquired from Sweetgreen for $186 million to offer lower prices, extended hours and expand into new markets.

Loenbro, which is backed by Kohlberg, has acquired Prism Electric, an electrical contractor with a strong presence in Texas and Oklahoma, in what the company describes as the largest acquisition in its history.

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Addus HomeCare Corporation (Nasdaq: ADUS) has agreed to acquire AccentCare’s personal care division outside of New York for approximately $275 million.

Tutu School is accelerating growth throughout Texas as families increasingly seek enrichment experiences that support confidence, creativity, imagination, and social-emotional development.

Eddie Naro worked at a Los Angeles resurfacing franchise, Miracle Method, decades ago, and it made a life-changing impression on him.

Dillas Primo Quesadillas has 11 restaurants across Texas and Louisiana

The dual drive-thru beverage brand has signed a five-unit development agreement with local entrepreneurs to bring its signature coffee and sodas to the Miami market.

The sandwich franchise continues its Texas expansion with a new location serving the Stonebridge Ranch community in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

Nick the Greek is now open in Santa Clarita, California, meeting local demand for fresh and convenient Mediterranean food.

A four-unit development agreement will bring the cheeseburger slider concept to North Austin under a team of experienced local entrepreneurs.

The chicken category has gotten awfully crowded as consumers continue to clamor for the protein.

Restaurant chains are prioritizing development in the Sun Belt, following population shifts and favorable economic conditions across the Southwest and Southeast regions.

Scooter’s Coffee has surpassed 900 locations following a rapid expansion phase, with the vast majority of its drive-thru-focused units operated by franchisees.

Drive-thru coffee franchise 7 Brew has submitted a $143.2 million bid to acquire 73 locations from the bankrupt Salad and Go chain across four states.

New data shows the Texas-based convenience giant is seeing a slight dip in foot traffic as rivals Wawa and Sheetz gain ground.

The Oklahoma-based convenience chain, which operates more than 75 locations, earned top honors for its in-house food program and touchscreen ordering system.

Franchise brands are increasingly targeting emerging population centers in the Southwest and Southeast to build density and capture new demand.

The 11-unit regional quesadilla chain is leveraging its loyalty program and supplier partnerships to drive traffic for National Queso Day and National Quesadilla Day.

New federal legislation aims to bar SNAP recipients from using benefits at participating QSR chains, potentially affecting major brands across nine states.

Seattle-based salad chain Evergreens is launching its franchise program by offering a discounted 3.5% royalty rate to its initial development partners.