72-year-old diner chain closing dozens of restaurants
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A 72-year-old diner chain is set to close dozens of its restaurants as part of a strategy to enhance profitability. Despite the nostalgic value these locations hold for many, the average sales of closed restaurants have been around $1.1 million, indicating a struggle to maintain financial viability. This move highlights the challenges faced by long-standing establishments in adapting to changing consumer preferences and market conditions.
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