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What Restaurant Owners Need to Grow: Legal Strategies for Long-Term Success

Modern Restaurant Management

As the restaurant industry continues to evolve in 2025, effective legal strategies are more important than ever for operators aiming to grow and scale their businesses properly. From franchise compliance to mergers and acquisitions (M&A) terms, the right legal frameworks can guide a restaurant company to long-term, sustained success.

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‘Being Adaptable and Responsive to Changes in the Industry Landscape Is Key’

Modern Restaurant Management

Joe Gale has more than 30 years of sales, operations and account management experience, including 20 years with Coca-Cola North America Foodservice where he worked closely with numerous QSR and fast casual brands. Joe Gale What are the key challenges for the franchising landscape?

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2025 Outlook: Experts Weigh In on Restaurant Trends and Challenges, Part One

Modern Restaurant Management

Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine asked restaurant industry experts for their views on what trends and challenges owners and operators can expect to see in 2025. With so many people leaving the industry, restaurants stepped up—raising wages, creating new opportunities, and doubling down on the employee experience.

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AI-Powered Fraud: How Image Generation Threatens Restaurants

Modern Restaurant Management

To help you understand this emerging threat and learn how operators can protect their bottom line, Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine consulted Doriel Abrahams, Principal Technologist at Forter, a leader in e-commerce trust and fraud prevention. How should operators better inform themselves about AI concerns for their business?

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Finish strong: Year-end QSR restaurant planning for HR, payroll & operations

Rocket Fuel

The final quarter is traditionally a slower time for quick service restaurants (QSRs), but operators can use this time to streamline operations, align payroll practices, and enhance their culture. Reaching every employee can be a logistical challenge. Many operators start this process in September, but this isn’t required.

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Cost Accounting for Restaurants: A Step-by-Step Guide

Paper Chase Accountancy

A restaurant accountant uses this method to provide precise hospitality accounting, ensuring that a restaurant operates within its budget while maximizing profitability. This is followed by accurately charting the Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) and operating expenses, and effectively handling accounts receivable and payable.

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How Edge Computing Will Define the Future of Your Restaurant

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Restaurants are no longer merely adopting technology; they’re driving transformative changes that will redefine customer experiences and operational efficiency across industries. Imagine a world where many of the restaurant operations done manually today can become automated background actions, solving issues before theyre ever noticed.