Matthew Liedke is a Senior Writer for Franchise Times and Food On Demand. With a focus on the franchise industry, Matthew covers a wide range of topics including brand expansion, industry trends, and business strategies. His articles provide insights and analysis for both franchise owners and industry professionals.
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Matthew Liedke's articles predominantly cover the business and food & beverage industries, focusing on product promotions and private sector announcements. This suggests he would be most responsive to pitches related to new products or services within the food and restaurant industry.
Given his focus on specific brands and their expansions, Matthew may prefer sources with direct knowledge of the companies or products being covered. He could also be interested in insights from marketing experts who can provide commentary on brand strategies, loyalty programs, or market trends within the restaurant industry.
As Matthew does not specify a geographic focus, it is likely that he covers national as well as international stories within these sectors.
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By: Matthew Liedke
Breakfast brand Eggs Up Grill signed a trio of multi-unit agreements to grow in North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.
When restaurateurs are facing financial distress, filing for bankruptcy may be considered as part of a plan to either sell or restructure a business.
By: Matthew Liedke
Atlanta-based Smalls Sliders, an emerging quick-service concept, filed a lawsuit this week against competitor Smashburger over the look of Smashburger's logo.
After nearly a 10-year absence, Fazoli's is ready for a comeback in the state of Utah.
An annual statewide plan created by the North Dakota Department of Transportation was finalized in December, setting in motion a number of projects over the next four years.
By: Matthew Liedke
Two years after a similar bill stalled, U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky, D-IL, reintroduced legislation giving franchisees more rights to take action against franchisors.
By: Matthew Liedke
Republican control in Washington, D.C., next year has the International Franchise Association optimistic about federal regulatory action.
Vin Mehta closed one chapter as a restaurant franchisee when he sold his Jack in the Box business. But thanks to a new partnership with son Rohit, he’s starting a
Applebee’s leaders and franchisees alike admit 2024 wasn’t the best year for the legacy casual dining brand.
By: Matthew Liedke
Physical therapy brand Fyzical, signed a trio of three-unit deals, expanding the concept’s presence in Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Missouri. In Landsdale, Pennsylvania, home health business owner and physical therapist
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