Zum Königstuhl – Schweizer Restaurant, Bar & Events in Zürich Niederdorf announced today the launch of its updated winter menu and expanded bar program, introducing new seasonal dishes and cocktail ...

Federal prosecutors say a 28-year-old Minnesota woman claiming to provide services to treat children with autism stole $14 million in Medicaid funds. But state records obtained by WCCO show that her ...

Chef’s Deal, a leading national supplier of commercial kitchen equipment, today announced the launch of its CPS Extended Warranty Program, offering foodservice operators expanded protection beyond ...

Labor remains a crucial concern for restaurant operators going into 2026, especially as AI technology becomes more prevalent, TD Bank found from its survey of 253 restaurant franchise leaders at the ...

The Turlington Building, which houses the Florida Department of Education, in Tallahassee, Florida on June 13, 2024. Credit: Felix Mizioznikov / Shutterstock The state’s school voucher program has ...

The Chambersburg Borough Payments Easily Transferred Electronically program will end after the November 2025 billing cycle. The last payment due under the program will be on or before Dec. 8, ...

New E&S Offering Enhances Capacity and Flexibility for Independent Agents Serving Restaurant Clients Rainbow, the leading small business insurance platform built for independent agents, today ...

CORRECTION: Tina Kim’s title was incorrectly stated in the video interview, as well as in the transcription below. Kim’s title is Deputy Comptroller, and it has been corrected in the article below.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Edwins Leadership & Restaurant Institute has launched Accelerator 2.0, an expanded 10-week program to help aspiring food entrepreneurs. The aim is to help turn business concepts into ...

The city’s former meter provider, SET Flow Technologies, went bankrupt in early 2024, forcing Valdosta to switch to Fenix Corporation for meter monitoring. Jury awards $10 million to teacher who was ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — After months of frustration and confusion over unusually high water bills, the St. Petersburg City Council has approved hiring an outside consultant to investigate what’s gone ...