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Denny's is going private after a $620 million deal with private investors, which may help it survive short-term challenges but could lead to cost-cutting and closures in the long run, similar to other restaurant chains like Red Lobster that faced difficulties after private equity buyouts.
Denny's, the affordable breakfast chain, has been sold for $620 million to a group of investors including TriArtisan Capital Advisors, with plans to take the company private, amid ongoing challenges from changing consumer dining habits and pandemic-related sales declines.
Denny's is being acquired by a group of investors including TriArtisan Capital Advisors, Treville Capital, and Yadav Enterprises, in a deal valued at $620 million that will take the company private. The deal offers shareholders $6.25 per share, a 52% premium, and is expected to close in early 2026 pending shareholder approval.
Kanye West and Bianca Censori enjoyed a casual date night in Los Angeles, dining at Denny's and catching a movie titled 'Weapons' at an L.A. theater, with Bianca notably dressed glamorously and both maintaining a low profile.
The article criticizes Denny's as the worst breakfast chain due to consistently poor food quality, slow service, and negative customer experiences, despite its long history and late-night offerings, with many locations closing recently.
Denny's CEO Kelli Valade emphasizes the importance of candidates understanding their weaknesses and asking thoughtful questions during interviews, viewing honesty and humility as key traits. She highlights that asking questions shows preparation and genuine interest, and values self-awareness about areas for improvement. The article also shares inspiring career stories, including Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's humble beginnings at Denny's, illustrating that hard work and humility can lead to success.
Denny's and In-N-Out Burger have both closed their Oakland restaurants due to safety concerns for customers and staff, citing crimes such as car break-ins, property damage, theft, and armed robberies. The decision to close the Denny's location, which had been open for 54 years, was made in consideration of the safety and well-being of team members and guests. Data from the city's crime report shows an increase in reported robberies, prompting these closures.
Denny's has closed its only location in Oakland, California after more than 54 years due to high crime in the city, marking the first closure in the chain's 75-year history. The decision was made to prioritize the safety of team members and guests. This comes after In-N-Out also closed its Oakland location due to rampant violent crime and theft, sparking calls for the recall of Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao as local leaders and civil rights activists blame the city's policies for the closures.
Denny's, a 54-year-old branch in Oakland, has closed due to soaring crime rates, including a 37% increase in robbery, 24% in burglary, and 45% in motor vehicle theft. The closure follows that of other businesses like Subway, Starbucks, and In-N-Out Burger, all of which have become targets for car burglaries. The city's mayor is facing a recall campaign, and businesses and residents are expressing concern over the safety and wellbeing of the community amidst the crime surge.
Denny's has permanently closed its only location in Oakland, California after 54 years due to high crime in the city, citing the safety and well-being of its employees and customers as the primary reason. This decision follows the closure of In-N-Out's Oakland location for similar reasons, marking the first time in the chain's history that it has been forced to shut down a restaurant. Local leaders and activists have criticized the city's policies and called for the recall of Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao in response to these closures.
Denny's has closed its Oakland location after 54 years, citing safety concerns for its team members and guests. This follows the closure of a nearby In-N-Out Burger, which cited crime as a reason for shutting down. Both restaurants have been affected by car break-ins and other criminal activities in the area. Denny's expressed gratitude to its team members and the local community, while In-N-Out CEO Denny Warwick highlighted the challenges faced by the company and its customers.
California's first drive-thru Denny's has opened in Kerman, Fresno County, offering customers the convenience of ordering their favorite breakfast items from their cars. The first 100 customers received a custom mug and free coffee for a month, while new breakfast menu items were introduced just in time for the holidays.
Blink-182 played a surprise gig at a Denny's restaurant in Long Beach, California, referencing a classic meme. The impromptu performance paid homage to a 2013 performance by another band in an abandoned Denny's, which became a viral meme. Rumors suggest that Blink-182 may have used the Denny's gig to shoot a music video for their song "Anthem Part 3." The band also released an expanded version of their new album, "One More Time."
Two Black truckers allege they were denied service and racially discriminated against at a Denny's restaurant in South Dakota. The truckers claim that a white waitress not only refused to serve them but also called the police to have them removed. A video of the incident shows the waitress asking the truckers to leave, prompting them to question why they were being asked to leave when they had come to order food. The truckers refused to leave until the police arrived to ensure an accurate account of the incident. Denny's corporate office initially ignored their complaint until the video was posted on social media. Denny's has a history of discrimination and racism in its restaurants, and despite efforts to address these issues, some are calling for a boycott of the restaurant.
Two black truck drivers were allegedly racially profiled and denied service at a Denny's restaurant in Sioux Falls. The incident occurred when one of the men tried to order food and was met with hostility from the server, who eventually called the police. The situation was de-escalated after the officers intervened. Denny's corporate office conducted an investigation and took immediate action, stating that the employee involved is no longer with the company. They apologized to the guests and committed to ongoing training and development to prevent similar incidents in the future.