Arby's
Coverage of Arby's in the Nexus archive.
- Oklahoma Arby's manager faces felony charge after allegedly spitting in food, transmitting herpes
An Oklahoma Arby's manager faces a felony charge after she allegedly spat in a woman's food, leading the woman to contract herpes.
- Arby's customer is diagnosed with HERPES after manager spit on her sandwich, police say
An Arby's customer was diagnosed with herpes after a manager spat on her sandwich, police say. The incident occurred at an Arby's location, according to law enforcement.
- Arby’s manager accused of spitting in customer’s food, giving her herpes
An Arby's manager is accused of spitting into a customer's meal and potentially giving her herpes. Police are investigating based on a report from an Arby's employee.
- Oklahoma Arby’s employee accused of giving herpes to a customer
A former Arby’s manager in Oklahoma, Amanda Hendricks, is charged with felony poisoning after allegedly spitting in a customer’s food, which led to the customer, Jennica Church, being diagnosed with herpes. Church and her family have filed a lawsuit against Hendricks, Arby’s, and affiliated restaurant groups, citing emotional distress and health risks.
- The private equity billionaire who revived Arby's is on a mission to restore Pizza Hut to greatness
A private equity billionaire who revived Arby's is now on a mission to restore Pizza Hut to its former success. The focus is on revitalizing the Pizza Hut brand through strategic initiatives.
- Dunkin’ is making its return to the stock market — with a new twist
Inspire Brands, the owner of Dunkin' and Arby's, has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) in a confidential manner, marking Dunkin's return to the stock market with a new approach. This move indicates a significant development in the company's strategy. The IPO filing is a key step towards the company's potential public listing.
- Dunkin' owner Inspire Brands confidentially files for IPO
Inspire Brands, the owner of several restaurant chains, has confidentially filed for an initial public offering (IPO). The company owns popular brands such as Dunkin', Arby's, and Baskin Robbins. This move suggests that Inspire Brands is looking to expand its operations and increase its visibility in the market.