The National Restaurant Association’s Restaurant Performance Index was a tad over flat in the October survey, ticking up to 101.2 from 101.1 in September. Nearly all the gain came on upward spikes of the sub-indexes that track current same-store sales and traffic and anticipated same-store sales. Any component reading above 100 signals expansion. But the…
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