Accessibility StatementSkip Navigation Other recent executive appointments include Francis "Rico" Arrastia, Chief Digital & Technology Officer; Tiffany Furman, Chief Growth Officer; Sarah Crow, Chief Legal Officer PLANO, Texas, Sept. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- KFC U.S. today announced Melissa Cash has been named Chief Marketing Officer, effective Sept. 16. Cash will report to Catherine Tan-Gillespie, President of KFC U.S., who previously held the CMO position before her promotion in April 2025. In her role as ...

It's a electrical shelf labels that shows the price. It shows the product information that the customer needs. Basically just a paper label uh digitalized and we are able to change the price within minutes if we if we want to.And for that matter, why leave it at the price of goods. What about a variable price for labor. Where we're at is that robots are deciding what prices are.Robots are deciding how much workers get paid. Call it what you will, dynamic pricing, surge pricing or surveillance pricing, it al ...

Wendy's flirt with this idea of doing the surge pricing for burgers and they're trying to learn from the Uber. Wubber of course in this particular situation the surge pricing really helps the consumers. So there wasn't a whole lot of backlash when you surge pricing on the one hand you got to manage the demand simply because more people probably would decide that they're not going to take a Uber. They're going to take a subway take the bus and so on so forth.Most importantly, the surge pricing will help you ...

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Welcome to Yahoo Finance's flagship show, The Morning Brief. I'm Julie Hyman. Let's get to the three things you need to know today.First up, US stock futures pointing to gains at the open. And the NASDAQ composite set to open at a new record high. It's the top performer this week, up nearly 3%.Even with the flurry of tariff headlines over the week, markets took it in stride, as they have been. But Bank of America's Michael Hartnett warning that investors are preparing for a pullback. In a new note, he says ...

Industry Trend - US chains added over 70 new spicy dishes to their menus this spring and summer [1] - Restaurants are modifying established dishes with spice to attract more customers [2] - Spice is particularly popular with Gen Z and Gen Alpha, and on social media platforms [3] Market Analysis - Adding spicy options is a strategy to entice more customers with something new [1] - Modifying dishes with spice is not expensive but has a potentially big impact on customer acquisition [2]

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What is the common denominator to the meme stock frenzy that we're seeing right now. Well, it's that they're all terrible businesses that aren't trading on fundamentals and are all across Wallstreetbets forums, across Reddit that people are talking about. And it's an effort to get rich quick to capitalize on these really big swings in these companies.This is starting to second day today with all of these companies that you mentioned, GoPro, Krispy Kreme, Wendy's. Amateur traders piling in once again. This c ...

Group 1: Meme Stock Revival - Shares in Krispy Kreme surged by as much as 25%, GoPro jumped 49%, and Beyond Meat rose 11% in a revival of meme stocks [1][2] - The rally was driven by social media buzz and short squeezes, despite little change in the companies' business fundamentals [2][3] - The recent surge in meme stocks is reminiscent of the GameStop chaos from four years ago [3] Group 2: Trading Activity - Krispy Kreme experienced record call volume with over 100,000 contracts traded, about 71 times the average daily volume over the past four years [5] - GoPro saw its highest call volume since 2021 with over 56,000 contracts traded [6] - Other stocks with high short interest, such as Campbell's Co., Aehr Test Systems, Polaris, and Wendy's, also attracted buyers this week [10] Group 3: Market Context - The meme stock rally coincided with broader market optimism, as the S&P 500 reached another all-time high and Bitcoin doubled in less than a year [5] - The revival of meme stocks began last week with significant movements in Opendoor Technologies, which surged over 300% [2][7]