
Chad Moutray
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Senior Vice President, Research and Knowledge, and Chief Economist at @WeRRestaurants. Former Chief Economist at @ShopFloorNAM and @AdvocacySBA.
Alexandria, VA
Joined October 2011
Restaurant operators looking to boost their off-premises business need to know who these consumers are, how they decide where to eat, and what motivates them to come back day after day. Today, we are releasing the Off-Premises Restaurant Trends 2025 report from @WeRRestaurants.
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RFK Jr.’s habit of working out in jeans is a source of curiosity and bewilderment in the fitness world.
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The health secretary’s gym habit is a source of curiosity and bewilderment in the fitness world.
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As tensions rise on Capitol Hill, Republican and Democratic senators are trading ideas on healthcare funding to forge a path out of the government shutdown
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The portion of subprime auto loans that are 60 days or more overdue on their payments hit a record of more than 6% this year, according to Fitch Ratings
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Delinquency rates on subprime auto loans are at records.
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Who’s bright idea was it to have the Dodgers game in Los Angeles on first, followed by a late night Cubs game in Chicago? Shouldn’t it have been the other way around? #MLB
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The D.C. Restaurant Hall of Fame features 16 monuments to good taste
washingtonpost.com
Amid the many newcomers to the Washington-area dining scene, these 16 restaurants have established themselves as all-time greats.
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"Elevated labor costs had a significant impact on restaurant profitability in 2024: Profitable restaurants were much more likely to keep labor costs in check" For the full @WeRRestaurants post, see https://t.co/tFvNeBtus5.
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A host of alternative jobs data from Wall Street are pointing in the same direction: The U.S. labor market is losing steam https://t.co/ET6dfZfvXF via @WSJ
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In a federal data blackout, Wall Street numbers and surveys are filling the void, and the nongovernment numbers are telling the same basic story: Few companies are hiring.
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"Key driver of consumer activity is losing momentum" For the full @WeRRestaurants post on the consumer outlook for the restaurant industry, see https://t.co/gfmTBlfxLi.
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Recruiters Use A.I. to Scan Résumés. Applicants Are Trying to Trick It. https://t.co/PoW1lVfI3D via @NYTimes
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In an escalating cat-and-mouse game, job hunters are trying to fool A.I. into moving their applications to the top of the pile with embedded instructions.
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TSA’s airport-security updates have helped it rival Clear’s membership-based verification service, while Clear aims to further cut waits with new tech
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TSA updates have helped it rival Clear’s membership-based verification service, while Clear aims to further cut waits with new technology.
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U.S. sanctions make it nearly impossible to pay Iran for its oil. China has figured out how to do it anyway, in an arrangement that has largely been secret.
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A hidden funding conduit has deepened economic ties between the two U.S. rivals in defiance of Washington’s efforts to isolate Tehran.
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How Newell Brands onshored the manufacturing of Sharpie pens to a 37-year-old factory in Tennessee, while enhancing quality and without raising prices
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Newell Brands invested close to $2 billion and thousands of hours in training to move most production of Sharpie pens to a 37-year-old factory in Tennessee.
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For first-time job hunters, a college degree isn't opening doors it once did, data shows @CNBC
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Data shows young college grads are feeling the brunt of the labor market slowdown.
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Jay Jones’s 2022 text messages roil race for Virginia attorney general
washingtonpost.com
Jay Jones, the Democratic nominee for Virginia attorney general, sent text messages in 2022 describing a hypothetical scenario of shooting the state’s then-House speaker, a Republican.
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This billionaire Trump ally and his son are building an unprecedented media empire
washingtonpost.com
Larry and David Ellison’s holdings span movies, TV networks, CBS and soon a stake in TikTok, in a paradigm-shifting portfolio with huge influence.
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Federal-Worker Buyouts Are Kicking In, Darkening the U.S. Employment Picture
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About 100,000 federal workers came off the payroll last week, adding strain to an already weakening labor market.
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Past government shutdowns have been about one thing. This one feels like it is about everything, writes the WSJ’s Damian Paletta.
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Past shutdowns have been about one thing. This one feels like it is about everything.
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