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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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Today's restaurant-inspired news: Yelp adds a Pokemon GO filter to it's search function, Paul Ryan blasted for #internssowhite, and the importance of food delivery to your restaurant's business.
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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: smartphone traffic is on the rise, what the UFC sale means for sports TV rights, and lessons learned from the Roger Ailes sexual harassment claims.
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Today's restaurant-inspired news: McDonald's sued for firing an employee with HIV, TI's restaurant is sued for wage & financial rule violations, and can we please stop shooting each other.
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Today's restaurant-inspired news: Two Pitt restaurants find success in a no-tipping world, but not without growing pains; five tips for making the most out of your beverage program; and are we finally done hearing about Clinton's email scandal?
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Today's restaurant news: A Minnesota server was fired for not sharing his tips with bussers, butter isn't so bad for your health, and how to use cardboard VR headsets for some fun bar promotions.
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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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Today's top restaurant-inspired news: Saskatoon is requiring bars train their staff in responsible alcohol services, the Benghazi report comes up empty, and a French study shows that women who show more cleavage get more job offers. Yikes.
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Today's restaurant-inspired news: The DNC puts $15/hr minimum wage on their platform, the do's and don'ts of doing business in a bar, and the political discourse in the US gets violent.
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In today's top restaurant news: How will Brexit affect US restaurants, the dirty underbelly of the sports entertainment industry, and what SCOTUS's immigration ruling means for bars and restaurants.
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