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Restaurant stocks are publicly traded companies that operate food vendors of various shapes and sizes. Restaurants remain a difficult business to enter with the majority failing within their first year, largely due to fluctuations within the greater economy -- people tend to eat out more when their other finances are in order. With that said, there remain some strong publicly traded restaurant businesses that have stood the test of time, like Chipotle, McDonald’s, and many more.

Recent Restaurant Stocks Articles

Whoops! Macy’s Typo Allows Shoppers to Score $1,500 Necklace for $47

A catalog typo had retailer Macy's selling a $1,500 gold necklace for about 3% of the price.

‘Foodbabe’ Blogger Gets Wish: Chipotle Discloses What’s In Its Burritos

Chipotle announced it would disclose all of its ingredients and pledge to remove GMOs and other unhealthy ingredients on its menu, pleasing a popular food blogger.

Walmart Lockers: Not As Dumb As They Seem

Walmart has taken a page out of Amazon's playbook by debuting pick-up lockers. While it might seem an odd move for a retailer with so many physical locations, the strategy has merit.

Panera Tries Pay-What-You-Want Menu Item

Fast food chain Panera is experimenting with "pay what you want" for it's turkey chili in all 48 St. Louis-area locations.

Try on This Unique Retailer For Size

Francesca's boasts booming growth and a great model, making it too strong for the shorts to put up a fight.

Dollar Stores’ 2013 Renaissance Continues

Dollar General has had an outstanding start to 2013, and similar improvement can be seen across other deep-discount retailers.

Why MCD’s Millennial Problem Is Overblown

McDonald's appears to think it has an issue connecting with millennials, and is launching a new McWrap line to combat it. But both the problem and the solution are nonsense.

Darden Priced to Give New Investors Indigestion

The company's intention to test so-called “fast-casual service” in a number of locations suggests more weakness ahead.

This Fading Retailer Is Ripe for a Short

Retail is a fickle business to play in and Guess could be the next victim of ever-changing consumers tastes, on top of economic weakness.

Starbucks CEO Doesn’t Want Your Money If You’re Against Gay Marriage

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is maintaining the company's support for gay marriage and told an investor to sell his shares if he didn't like it.

Pricing Revealed for T-Mobile’s New Contract-Free Plans

T-Mobile is expected to unveil two sets of no-contract wireless service plans next week, including "uncarrier classic" plans offered through national retailers.

How to Play the Lululemon Collapse

Traders are souring on this apparel stock after an ill-timed recall -- here are two options strategies that position you for further downside.

J.C. Penney Debuts ‘Joe Fresh’ Shops in 683 Stores

J.C. Penney has launched Joe Fresh boutique shops inside its department stores, part of an effort to attract customers by promoting popular brands.

Men’s Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank: Which Stock Is a Better Fit?

Men's Wearhouse seems to be gaining steam while Jos. A. Bank appears to be faltering. So ... which of the two clothing stocks makes a better buy?

Stores-Within-a-Store: An Overrated Strategy

Target just gave up the ghost on its store-within-a-store initiative, and rightfully so -- while the strategy is alluring on several fronts, it's just a poor fit for the discount space.

Thursday Apple Rumors: China Mobile Readies for Next iPhone

China Mobile will spend billions on 4G upgrades this year; an English boy racked up £1,000 in in-game charges in an iPad; and Staples to soon get Apple devices.

McDonald’s to Rollout Lower-Calorie McMuffin Nationwide

In April, McDonald's will debut a new yolk-free Egg McMuffin, dubbed the Egg White Delight, meant to cater to calorie-conscious customers.

Retail Keeps Rally Going — Wednesday’s IP Market Recap

The markets rallied broadly but minimally as the Commerce Department reported a better-than-hoped 1.1% gain in retail sales last month.

Retail Stocks: Don’t Take That Victory Lap Yet

Today's report of blowout February retail sales puts a cherry on the top of months' worth of great sector news, but before you give the bull even more chain, look ahead.