Sandy Dawes, a new lawyer, used to dine out four times a week with her husband, Chris, a Ph.D. candidate. Now it's once a week, at most, as rising prices, student loan bills and car payments have ...
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Diners say they're eating less at restaurants to save money. Spending data suggests that's not quite true.
People often look to cut back on eating at restaurants when they want to save money, but recent spending data suggests they haven't been following through. "Dining out less" was the second-most-common ...
Consumers are shifting into value mode, eating out less and prioritizing cost savings, which benefits grocers like Kroger. Kroger’s valuation is reasonable, with a PE ratio below the sector median, ...
When money is tight, eating out is usually the first thing you say you’ll cut. Then real life shows up: late work, kids’ practices, a dirty kitchen, and suddenly the drive-thru or pizza place feels ...
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