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Meritage Hospitality, Wendy's largest franchisee, files Chapter 11 owing $25M in fees

Meritage Hospitality Group, which runs 314 Wendy's locations across 15 states, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Wendy's franchising arm, Quality Is Our Recipe LLC, is listed as its largest unsecured creditor, owed roughly $24.9 million in deferred franchise fees. Meritage says it will continue operating its restaurants, including its Bojangles and independent locations, during restructuring.

Sir Richard Sutton CEO Alistair Darby rejects quarterly thinking for hospitality growth

Alistair Darby, CEO of family-owned Sir Richard Sutton Limited, says businesses built to last should be run with a multi-generational mindset rather than a focus on quarterly results. He points to the firm's decision to demolish and rebuild a Mayfair hotel—a project that won't open for over three years but is meant to last a century—as proof that long-term vision should outweigh short-term economic worries.

Latimer Restaurant's Spiteri Family Rejects 'Leave Problems at Door' Management Rule

Jon Spiteri, whose family has run hospitality businesses for over a century starting with an English guesthouse his parents opened after emigrating from Tunisia in 1957, now works with his own children at Latimer restaurant in West London. He argues against the common workplace advice that staff should separate personal struggles from work, saying managers should instead support employees through hardships.

Serial Entrepreneur Says Same 5 Patterns Drive Success Across Every Industry

An entrepreneur who has built companies in hospitality, real estate, construction, home inspections, healthcare and digital marketing argues that success comes from recognizing recurring problem patterns rather than industry expertise. He points to a NBER study of Danish firms showing serial entrepreneurs are 39% more productive than first-time founders, crediting this edge to pattern recognition rather than diversification itself.