Filter by
Most relevant Most recent
A view of an Olive Garden restaurant on March 24, 2022 in Fremont, California. May 2022
The pandemic has transformed America’s dining landscape into an oligopoly dominated by chains 
Culture
by Adam Reiner
05.12.2022
Culture
A house silhouette is made out of two photos with paper tear in middle with numbers and checks on blue textured background April 2022.
Happier employees, higher profits: Restaurant owners spend more, and it pays off
Business
by Matthew Sedacca
04.26.2022
Business
A Mcdonald's is centered with logo in bright yellow surrounded by reports, logos, numbers, money, and people all on a rough white background April 2022.
McDonald’s franchises planned to pay tens of millions in PPP loan dollars to corporate HQ 
Business
by H. Claire Brown + Jessica Fu
04.21.2022
Business
Congress unlikely to refill restaurant relief funds until before Easter recess
News
by The Counter
04.07.2022
News
Caucasian woman shopping for vegetable oil in a supermarket aisle. March 2022
How war, weather, and Covid-19 are rekindling the food vs. fuel debate
Business
by Matthew Sedacca
03.31.2022
Business
Feature image collage of outdoor dining sheds in black and white over a black and red map of NYC with torn pieces of white paper. March 2022
The dining shed—soon to be banned in NYC—awakened a sense of what’s possible with the city street
Culture
by Aaron Timms
03.24.2022
Culture
A general view of workers and community allies who are entering the second week of a hunger strike for additional funding in the state budget for workers who have been excluded from federal and state aid for the duration of the coronavirus pandemic at Judson Memorial Church on March 23, 2021 in New York City. March 2022
Covid-19 relief for undocumented workers helped put dinner on the table. It also shut out tens of thousands.
Jobs
by Jessica Fu
03.17.2022
Jobs
Norman Greer, 79, in jean overhauls and a john deere hat stands in a field of soy beans in the community of Lyles Station in Princeton, IN February 2022.
Promised debt relief, some Black farmers get collection notices
Politics
by April Simpson
02.24.2022
Politics
Demarkius Medley in a black hoodie and white mask on his hemp farm in Galesburg,Illinois on a sunny day with plants and a trailer in the background February 2022.
An Illinois bill aims to counteract a decades-long trend: The decline of the Black farmer
Politics
by Amanda Pérez Pintado, Investigate Midwest/Report for America
02.22.2022
Politics