Pizza Hut’s $1.2B China Sale Shakes Up Market
Yum! Brands has finalized a $1.2B deal to transfer Pizza Hut China to Yum China Holdings, signaling big strategic moves for both global franchisors and operators.
Aug 7, 2026
Yum! Brands has finalized a $1.2B deal to transfer Pizza Hut China to Yum China Holdings, signaling big strategic moves for both global franchisors and operators.
Aug 7, 2026
Panera Bread appoints industry veteran Andy Rebhun as Chief Marketing Officer, ushering in a new era of brand growth and consumer engagement.
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Portillo’s trims 18% of its corporate staff in a bid to refocus resources on restaurant excellence and navigate operational challenges. Discover what the changes mean for the chain’s future.
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Scheduling software helps restaurants save time, control labor costs, improve communication, prevent conflicts, support compliance, and make smarter staffing decisions.
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Portillo’s trims corporate and field roles by 18% in a strategic shake-up to support future growth after soft traffic and sales. Read what this means for multi-unit operators.
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Dutch Bros invests $105 million to acquire Salad and Go’s closed locations, targeting rapid expansion in key southern markets. Learn what this means for multi-unit restaurant owners and operators.
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Salad and Go's bankruptcy and closure offer key lessons on growth, risk management, and market dynamics for restaurant leaders. See what every operator can learn.
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Learn how to calculate prime cost, track food and labor expenses, measure percentages, identify problems, and improve restaurant profitability consistently.
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Portillo’s announces industry veteran Kevin Kalicak as its new CFO and Treasurer, underscoring the brand’s growth strategy and financial vision.
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Skye Anderson will lead McDonald's USA as its new president, stepping in to accelerate growth and revive sales. Learn how her leadership could shape the future of the restaurant industry.
Aug 4, 2026
Discover how Greg Lyons from PepsiCo is set to transform Subway's global marketing approach. Explore the impact of this key appointment and the collaboration with Publicis Groupe's Leo New York.
With the recent appointment of Greg Lyons as the Global Chief Marketing Officer at Subway, the brand is poised for a significant transformation in its marketing strategies. Lyons, a seasoned marketer with a strong background at PepsiCo, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his new role. His task of spearheading Subway's global marketing, data and insights, digital platform, and culinary initiatives marks a crucial shift in the brand's approach to engaging with consumers.
One of the key aspects of Subway's new marketing strategy involves partnering with Publicis Groupe's Leo New York agency. Following the agency's win of Subway's creative account from Dentsu, Subway aims to refine its marketing approach with a focus on guest-centric strategies. The merger of Publicis Worldwide and Leo Burnett to form Leo New York presents a unique opportunity for Subway to leverage the agency's creative prowess and strategic insights.

Subway, known for its iconic 'Eat Fresh' tagline and high-profile endorsements from elite athletes, is looking to revitalizing its brand image under Lyons' leadership. The collaboration with Leo New York signals a commitment to developing a more compelling and audience-centric marketing narrative. Through innovative campaigns and strategic messaging, Subway aims to reconnect with its customers and drive brand affinity in a competitive market landscape.