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Toast’s cloud-based platform streamlines operations from POS to inventory and reservations. The fact that it is tailor-made for the restaurant industry is a product's competitive advantage. The ...

As we balance Toast’s TOST better-than-expected net new location additions (5,500, or 37% annual growth, ahead of our 4,700 estimate) with guidance for slowing growth in average revenue per unit in ...

Shares of restaurant software provider Toast are down by more than half from the all-time highwater mark they set in 2021. An investment bank analyst note recently suggested the stock can climb about ...

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BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Toast (NYSE: TOST), the all-in-one platform built for restaurants, today announced the first edition of its quarterly Restaurant Trends Report, providing visibility into the ...

IN THE WAKE OF YOUR DEVASTATING LOSS WITH LOVE. TAYLOR SWIFT, NEW ON FIVE. THIS NOON, BOSTON BASED TOAST IS SLASHING JOBS. THE RESTAURANT SOFTWARE FIRM SAYS IT’S CUTTING 550 POSITIONS, WHICH IS ABOUT ...

Location additions accelerated from a quarterly average of 5,500 in FY22 to an unexpected record high of 7,500 in 2Q23. Toast achieved positive free cash flow in the second quarter, meaning they are ...

Technology innovation often comes in waves, but the restaurant industry saw its surf get bigger and stronger due in part to the pandemic. Startups stepped up across the industry to help restaurants ...

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Up more than 60% year to date, Toast (NYSE: TOST) stock has had a strong run in 2024, and a recent price increase could extend the restaurant software company's momentum into next year as well. The ...

Toast said it would lay off 550 employees, resulting in $45 million to $55 million charges, mostly in the first quarter. The maker of restaurant software reported better-than-expected results, but ...