Team members and tech will be the focus of new investments over the next seven to 10 years.

Newly redesigned app gives some more convenience for customers.

Low prices for poultry and continued weak export demand provide headwinds, the company said.

Chain units grow and independents decline.

The burger chain will transition its egg supplies to cage-free by 2026.

Company doesn't expect new concept will contribute to financial results for the next year or two.

Company agrees to pay $3.1 billion for London-based Brakes Group.

The chain will feature the burger for a limited time.

A smaller carbon footprint is expected for 2016.

Dickey’s BBQ franchise continues to grow.