We once look again into our crystal ball to predict what the biggest stories of 2025 will be for the sports bar and restaurant industry.
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In today’s restaurant news: why you should revamp your nachos, how to make chicken wings taste like a million bucks, and if streaming has the NFL nervous it should make sports bars nervous, too.
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In today’s restaurant news: restaurants can kick out people over political views, the federal tip pooling rules gets murky, Thursday Night Football on Twitch, and the All Blacks go rainbow.
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In today's restaurant news, ESPN might be cutting its own cord, tips for efficiently using your restaurant's footprint, and Sushi Nakazawa gets hit with a wage-theft lawsuit.
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In today's restaurant news: should restaurants follow Applebee's drink discount method, ESPN dives deeper into live sports streaming, and how Spam can save Puerto Rico.
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In today’s restaurant news, why restaurant managers need to work with Google My Business, how to leverage restaurant social media influencers, and what the best sports bars in America have in common.
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In today's restaurant-inspired news: Six employees fired over a meme posted on social media, how to boost marketing strategies, Illegal streaming in the Premier League and stock updates.
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How many remotes and devices does it take to screw in a light bulb? Obviously it takes quite a few because so many restaurant operators are still using peer-to-peer systems for their TVs. There's a better way.
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In today's restaurant-inspired news: A bigoted business owner defends his first amendment right, learn all about buyer personas, and why you shouldn't try things you see on tv...
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Today's restaurant-inspired new: Pokemon GO has taken over the US, Starbucks is raising wages a hefty percent and expect to see more sports live-streamed on the web.
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Today's restaurant-inspired news: A 17-year-old woman is fired for talking about her compensation with male co-worker, Facebook is changing their newsfeed algorithm (again), and NBC promises this Olympics to be the 'most live ever.'
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