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American Hotel Income Properties REIT (OTCMKTS:AHOTF) Price Target Raised to C$3.00 at National Bank Financial
American Hotel Income Properties REIT (OTCMKTS:AHOTF – Get Rating) had its price objective hoisted by National Bank Financial to C$3.00 in a research report released on Monday morning, The Fly reports. Separately, Scotiabank dropped their price objective on American Hotel Income Properties REIT from C$3.75 to C$3.50 in a report on Tuesday, March 7th. American Hotel Income Properties REIT Stock Performance AHOTF opened at $1.90 on Monday. American Hotel Income Properties REIT has a one year low of $1.69 and a one year high of $3.06. The business’s 50-day simple moving average is $1.84 and its 200-day simple moving average…
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How to franchise a restaurant like a pro
When you run a successful restaurant, it’s not uncommon to receive franchising requests. The prospect can be attractive — allowing other people to open restaurants under your brand brings in more profit without the work and risk of running other locations yourself. Before you make the decision to franchise a restaurant, be sure to understand the process, the advantages and disadvantages. What is a franchise? A franchise is a type of business where a company owner, or franchisor, licenses their company name and brand to other people. These franchisees open their own locations with support from the parent company. In…
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How to Create a Compelling Kids’ Menu
Whether ordering in or eating out, mealtimes are often a family affair. Creating a menu specifically designed for kids makes the entire experience much easier for all involved. Does your restaurant have kids meals that have them asking for seconds? The best children’s menus are both kid-friendly and parent-approved, so here are five kids’ menu ideas to help you please the whole family. 5 menu items you need in your kids meals What makes a kids meal different from a regular menu is that it’s catered towards kids’ pallets, keeps portions smaller and often comes with a side. Parents appreciate…
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Restaurant health scores: preparing for a successful inspection
When customers are choosing where to eat, restaurant health scores are one of the metrics they use to gauge quality and safety. A high score is a vote of confidence that can give your restaurant a competitive advantage. It also helps you avoid fines and maintain positive relationships with local health officials. What are restaurant health scores? A restaurant health score is the rating the state or county health department gives your restaurant after an inspection. It tells the public how well you’re complying with local and state food safety laws. In many areas including New York City, restaurants are…
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How to leverage customer data for your restaurant
Restaurant owners have endless data at their fingertips from a variety of sources — point-of-sale (POS) systems, marketing platforms, inventory trackers and scheduling software, to name a few. But do you know how to use this data to your advantage? While it might take some time to understand up front, data analytics can help position your business for long-term growth. By learning how to categorize, collect, and use customer information, you can improve your marketing and build stronger customer relationships. What are the four types of restaurant customer data? When you start working with customer data for your restaurant, the…
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What you need to know about POS Integration
Point-of-sale (POS) integration remains a hot topic among restaurant owners, and for good reason. In its 2016 POS Software Trends Report, Hospitality Technology revealed that more than half of restaurants want to be integrated with their POS systems. Since then, the idea has only picked up steam. Point-of-sale (POS) integration remains a hot topic among restaurant owners, and for good reason. in its 2016 POS Software Trends Report, Hospitality Technology revealed that more than half of restaurants want to be integrated with their POS systems. Since then, the idea has only picked up steam. By bringing together various restaurant operations,…
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Grand Gateway Hotel owner claims she can’t get a fair trial in Rapid City
The Grand Gateway Hotel at 1721 N. Lacrosse Street in Rapid City. Matt Gade, Journal staff One of the owners of the Grand Gateway Hotel, who allegedly sprayed a chemical at protesters, wants her triple assault case moved to another venue, claiming she is unable to get a fair trial in Pennington County because of media coverage. An attorney representing Connie Uhre, 75, requested Friday that a Pennington County judge move her triple simple assault case to Fall River County, arguing that media coverage and social media posts have tainted the jury pool. The Grand Gateway Hotel in Rapid City…