BUSINESSMay 23 · 21:17 UTCNY POSTFox News

America’s late-night fast-food culture may be making a comeback following years-long drastic decline

America's late-night fast-food culture may be recovering after a years-long decline, with Yelp data showing an 18% drop in 24-hour restaurants between 2020 and 2024.

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