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Head chef buys Yellow from Bentley Restaurant Group

Hospitality Magazine

Bentley Co-Owners Brent Savage and Nick Hildebrandt opened Yellow in 2013 as a traditional French bistro before transitioning it to vegetarian in 2016. Now the head chef will act as chef-owner of the operation. Later that year, they updated the menu to be entirely plant-based.

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Australian Chatime franchisor and MD penalised $132,840

Hospitality Magazine

Staff who worked at 19 Chatime Australia Pty Ltd stores across Sydney and Melbourne were short-changed between August and December 2016 due to the company paying flat rates spanning from $7.59-24.30 A hefty penalty has been issued to the Australian franchisor of Chatime and its managing director for underpaying staff more than $160,000.

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Jeddah hotels report highest occupancy since 2016

eHotelier

Helped by the Arab League Summit, Jeddah’s hotel industry posted its highest monthly occupancy since August 2016, according to preliminary May 2023 data from STR.

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VisitBritain gearing up to host its first trade mission to Australia since 2016, led by Chairman Nick de Bois CBE.

eHotelier

The best of destination Britain will be on show in Australia as VisitBritain Chairman Nick de Bois CBE leads the agency’s first trade mission to the country since 2016.

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Baker Bleu opens fourth location in Cremorne, Melbourne

Hospitality Magazine

Mike and Mia Russell founded Baker Bleu in Melbourne in 2016. Rather than only selling baked goods and pantry essentials like its counterparts, the Cremorne venue be Baker Bleus first dine-in cafe for breakfast, lunch, and coffee from Market Lane.

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Swillhouse CEO Anton Forte steps down

Hospitality Magazine

She was also the director of Women in Hospitality from 2016 until 2021. Hobbs led Etymon Projects for just over four years, overseeing the development of nine venues including Loulou, The Charles, Poetica, and newly opened North Sydney restaurants Sol, Soluna, Genzo, and Una Providore.

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Hooters Could Be the Next Big Chain to File for Bankruptcy

EATER

It also seemed like a response to declining sales: The number of Hooters locations dropped by more than 7 percent between 2012 and 2016. At the time, the company classified the offshoot as a way for Hooters to enter more and smaller neighborhoods since Hoots locations would be smaller.

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