Tim Hortons
Tim Hortons bets future growth on trends and innovation in competitive market
Restaurant Brands International says rapid adoption of new tastes and technologies is helping drive sales growth across its more than 26,000 restaurants globally.
Fast food players take tentative steps towards sustainable packaging
Canada is set to ban single-use plastics by 2021.
Tim Hortons announces plans to expand to Thailand as RBI pushes global growth
Coffee-and-doughnut chain says it has signed an agreement with WeEat Company to develop the brand in the Southeast Asian country.
Tim Hortons opens first Chinese location, offering salted egg yolk timbit
Coffee chain expects 1,500 locations opened across China over the next 10 years.
U.S. franchisee files suit against Tim Hortons, alleging price gouging
RBI recently made a significant step toward reaching a settlement in two class-action lawsuits from a group of Canadian franchisees.
Restaurant Brands reports US$163M Q4 profit, narrowly tops expectations
The company also continued to boast its international expansion plans for the Tim Hortons brand, including stores in China.
Second Cup franchisees file lawsuit against coffee chain over debt, ad fund
The current and past franchisees outline a long list of complaints against their franchisor in a lawsuit filed earlier this month in the Superior Court of Quebec.
Tim Hortons sees Canadian growth as it works to fix franchisee relationship
Revenue totalled $1.38 billion, up from $1.21 billion in the same quarter last year.
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Tim Hortons parent company poses rise in profits following franchisee strife
RBI experienced 87% rise in profits during its second quarter, ended June 30.
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Tim Hortons signs franchise agreement with Cartesian Capital to expand to China
Young people and white-collar workers in China increasingly drink coffee. Tims will open 1,500 stores in the country.
Tims franchisees push back on company claims after licence renewal denial
Franchisee involved in lawsuit against coffee chain denied licence renewal for Toronto store.
Who’s the bully when it comes to minimum wage hikes?
Government generally has little or no understanding of how small businesses operate.
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Tim Hortons reviewing Tims TV after Enbridge controversy
Review comes after coffee and donut chain was put in the hot seat for giving advertisement space to the pipeline giant in its stores.
Double-double Tims trouble
The much beloved Canadian institution flew into some flak when it pulled Enbridge ads flashing by on its in-store TV screens.
Tims in hot water over Enbridge ads
Controversy shows the pros, cons of brand association.
