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Australia · AustraliaNow we can recreate our fast food favorites at home.Getty Images/AllrecipesOn its own, a savory, smoky strip of bacon is the perfect salty treat to pop right in your mouth. Combined with other ingredients, bacon adds umami richness to quiche, veggie side dishes, soup, and more. But on a burger, it takes things to a whole new level. And Wendy's knows this better than most.Not too long ago, Wendy’s "fresh, never frozen" burger patties started show…See the Story
Wendy’s Just Launched a New Product—but Not at the Drive-Thru
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Chipotle · United StatesChipotle Mexican Grill is expanding the deployment of Ava Cado, its AI-powered recruitment assistant, to help support its aggressive expansion plans. The tool, which uses technology from Paradox, automates key steps in the hiring process—including candidate outreach, interview scheduling, and offer delivery—and is already credited with dramatically reducing Chipotle’s hiring cycle times. Since Ava Cado’s initial rollout in early 2024, Chipotle h…Read Article
Chipotle Expands Use of AI Hiring Assistant as Store Openings Accelerate
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Restaurant Brands International Inc. to Participate in the Bernstein 41st Annual Strategic Decisions Conference
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