CNBC |
Chipotle's recovery elusive right now, analyst says
CNBC Chipotle Mexican Grill probably isn't going to recover from its foodborne illness crisis any time soon, Wedbush Securities analyst Nick Setyan said Thursday. "Every incremental data point that has come out, we've had to extend our recovery assumptions. Chipotle's stock is down after claims of food-poisoning incidents in ManhattanBusiness Insider Popular author reignites concerns over safety of Chipotle foodNew York Post Chipotle Needs Millennials to Stop Being HatersTheStreet.com Eater NY –Investorplace.com –Zacks.com –Motley Fool all 35 news articles » |
Nation’s Restaurant News |
Wendy's hack affects over 1000 restaurants
Nation’s Restaurant News The Wendy's Co. on Thursday acknowledged that a year-long attack on point-of-sale systems at franchisee-owned locations is far more widespread than initially reported, affecting 1,025 locations overall. The Dublin, Ohio-based burger chain said that … Wendy's says more than 1000 restaurants affected by hackGreensboro News & Record Wendy's to release list of restaurants hit by data breach that compromised debit and credit cardscleveland.com Wendy's just released list of restaurants impacted by data breachKCCI Des Moines USA TODAY –NBC4i.com –Nasdaq –PR Newswire (press release) all 326 news articles » |
Two visionary entrepreneurs who have been thinking deeply about Hawaii’s energy future share their thoughts about the path forward at VERGE Hawaii 2016.
How do we reframe, redefine and refocus the challenges we face to accelerate a more sustainable economy and society? A question discussed at VERGE Hawaii 2016.
Analogs and parallels between New Zealand, Australia and Hawaii as they all move toward building the “utility of the future”, as seen at VERGE Hawaii 2016.
On how Sunergise is helping some of the most vulnerable communities attain energy sustainability through innovative business models to corporate customers and enabling energy access in the Pacific. As seen at VERGE Hawaii 2016.
With high penetrations of rooftop solar and constrained power grids, Hawaii and Japan have a lot in common. Energy executives from both geographies share their lessons learned and how they collaborate to create smarter grids. Topics discussed at VERGE Hawaii 2016.
For Honolulu, with its many shoreline communities, climate change is not academic. For its mayor, this requires urgent action. To begin, local government must lower its energy costs in the face of other budget demands such as critical infrastructure like sewers and rail, and collective bargaining agreements. It also requires integrating climate adaptation into infrastructure and planning, transit-oriented development, innovative energy- and grid-management strategies and other new design approaches that support climate adaptation and resilience.
Hawaii’s leadership in renewable energy is at the forefront of a larger vision, born at the Pentagon, that embeds sustainability as a strategic national imperative. As seen at VERGE Hawaii 2016.
How Minnesota is maximizing the benefits from a blooming market for solar energy through a simple idea that benefits its communities, crops and natural resources. As seen at VERGE Hawaii 2016.