Restaurant Brands New Zealand has made its first foray across the Tasman.

The last dine-in Pizza Hut in the country will stay open for one more month.

Restaurant set for demolition was the first Pizza Hut to open in New Zealand.

Burger chain operator Wendy's has won a Court of Appeal fight for driveway changes at one of its restaurants.

Fast food chain swaps soft drinks supplier as part of transformation programme.

Fried chicken at KFC and more Carl's Jr stores has boosted first half profit at Restaurant Brands.

Sales are up for Restaurant Brands, with even Starbucks up alongside its KFC and Carl's Jnr stablemates.

Restaurant Brands is once again stoking speculation that it could bring Mexican chain Taco Bell to New Zealand.

Restaurant Brands increased its FQ sales 15pc as revenue jumped at KFC, and it added more Carl's Jr stores.

Comedian Darrell Hammond portrays KFC's bearded founder in a new set of ads running on TV in the US and social media.

Restaurant Brands' profit rose to $23.8 million year ending March 2, up from $20 million a year earlier.

The most punitive aspects of zero-hour contracts will be banned, the Government says.

Workers at KFC, Pizza Hutt, Carl's Junior and Starbucks will have guaranteed hours giving them job stability as Restaurant Brands does away with zero hour contracts.

Pumpkin Patch shares hit another record low yesterday as investors continued to punish the company after a dark annual meeting.

Pizza Hut in the US is set to undergo a revamp with everything from the boxes to the brand and menu coming under the change.

Check out a snapshot of some of the stellar performers on the New Zealand sharemarket this year, as it surged ahead breaking new records.

Increased KFC sales helped boost Restaurant Brands revenue 5.8 per cent to $108 million in the second quarter.

Burger chain Wendy’s has failed to get a High Court judge to revoke resource consent for a development next to one of its restaurants where a Carl’s Jr is planned.

Wendy's has gone to the High Court at Auckland after a development of a rival fast-food restaurant blocked an exit from one of the burger chain's Auckland stores.

Restaurant Brands boss Russel Creedy has hit out at the criticism fast- food operators sometimes receive when establishing restaurants in low socio-economic areas.

KFC has been contacting laid off disabled workers with offers of re-employment. Some workers have leaped at the chance but at least five turned it down.

The Herald on Sunday has obtained documents outlining how KFC demands staff be capable of all duties to an "All Star" level.