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Digital platforms were strong in teen media consumption, found the survey, which polled 7,000 U.S. teens between Feb. 19 and March 24 in 47 states. The average respondent age was 16.1 years and 51% were male and 48% female. Average household income was $76.560. “In the wake of COVID-19 and given these consumers are digitally native, we are not surprised to see online adoption at its highest ever this spring,” said Erinn Murphy, Piper Sandler senior research analyst, in a statement. “Snapchat and TikTok are the top two social media platforms,” Murphy said. The survey found Snapchat rem...

Dallas restaurants get lucky with spring menus and St. Patrick's deals Dallas restaurants get lucky with spring menus and St. Patrick's deals Guinness floats, green beer, and pistachio gelato at Pinstripes. Pinstripes This is a particularly simple edition of the twice-a-month Dallas restaurant news roundup, with really just two themes: spring menus and St. Patrick's Day, which is very big in 2021. Usually, you find St. Patrick's Day stuff at pubs. But this year, everyone's getting in on the action. There's also a restaurant opening or two, and some news about locals competing on a Netflix ...

Photo: Provided. March 16, 2021 The crust is the star of Pie Five Pizza's latest menu innovation, which the brand said is a "reinvention of its pan crust option," according to a news release. The dough is made from scratch every morning in each store and paired with the brand's Tuscan marinara sauce, mozzarella and the customer's choice of toppings. Once out of the oven the crust is finished with a garlic buttery blend that includes Parmesan, Romano and Italian seasoning, resulting in a crispy outside, soft inside thick crusted pie. "Not many fast-casual pizza brands have the ovens to offer s...

March 'roars' in for pizza brands, just not in a friendly way There was nothing very friendly about the prices that greeted pizza operators at the start of March, both for their companies and the commodities they need to do business. From higher gas and cheese prices, to lower stock value, March 'roared' in without much sympathy for pizza operators. (Photo: iStock) March did indeed roar in a little like an angry lion for pizza operators, who saw commodity prices rise, though the stock value of their brands fell for all but one of the publicly traded brands monitored by Pizza Marketplace weekl...

x Feb. 22, 2021 With mass quantities of snow in places as far south as Texas, last week left a lot to be desired for many Americans, including pizza restaurateurs. Pizza commodity prices and restaurant company trading held little in the way of pleasantries as prices for fuel and wheat trended higher and stock prices dipped. At Ann Arbor, Michigan-based Domino's, the share value fell $14.16 over the course of the trading week to land Friday at $371.46. Stock for Louisville-based Papa John's International Inc. fell from $108.97 to $103.68 over the week's trading activity — a loss of $5.29 ove...