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Articles in November, 2001 issue of Chain Leader
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Juggling the mix: as Jared's popularity grows, Subway diversifies its marketing message to keep his exposure from ballooning. (Storyboard).(Doctor's Associates Inc.; sandwich chain varies its advertising strategies; Jared Fogle; Messner Vetere Berger McNa
by Littman, Margaret -
Ready for departure: Plane Delicious takes on the in-flight meal. (Meals To Go).(Brief Article)
by Crecca, Donna Hood -
School days: labor solution: dedicated teachers passing on their own passion. (The Bernstein Perspective).(Brief Article)
by Bernstein, Charles -
From field to Franchisee: subway simplifies food safety for franchisees with strict supplier standards and streamlined operations. (Food Safety).(Subway International)
by Sherer, Michael -
Ripe for expansion: San Francisco's Pasta Pomodoro introduces inexpensive, made-to-order Italian fare to new markets. (Growth Strategy) (Cover Story).
by Crecca, Donna Hood -
Coffee filter: will Starbucks tell its customers which local paper to buy? (Editorial).(Brief Article)(Editorial)
by Chapman, Mary Boltz -
Burgers go green: today's better-for-you burger concepts bank on improved management and more flavorful offerings. (Emerging Segments).(O'Naturals fast food restaurant)
by Crecca, Donna Hood -
Stoking the fire: to set itself apart from the burger pack, Back Yard Burgers upgrades its beef, logo and look. (Brand Tactics).(Brief Article)
by Hatlestad, Sherry A. -
Switching places: restaurant veteran Paul Fleming moves from foodservice to philanthropy. (Off The Clock).(Brief Article)
by Bernstein, Charles -
Taste of the tropics: Bahama Breeze's elite culinary team opens the way for creative interpretations of Caribbean cuisine. (Toque Of The Town)(Cover Story).
by Rogers, Monica -
Sweet endings: Boston's Finale hopes its double-digit sales growth will continue as it multiplies. (Upstarts).(Brief Article)
by Hatlestad, Sherry A. -
Bread winners: national sandwich chains see share growing. (Traffic Trends).(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
by Chapman, Mary Boltz - No butcher, no baker and definitely no candlestick maker. (First Look).(Brief Article)
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Goodwill gains: Washington's Capital Restaurant Concepts makes its mark through community involvement. (Multiconcept Operators).(Brief Article)
by Bertagnoli, Lisa - Magic Johnson buys Fatburger. (Mergers And Acquisitions).(Johnson Development Corp.)(Brief Article)
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Apple harvest: Applebee's International reaps the benefits of controlled costs, growth and brand building. (Cover Story).
by Farkas, David
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