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Today, these dynamic food trucks serve up gourmet delights and cater events, fueled by convenience and social media-driven connection. While the most apparent technology food-truck owners use is front-end POS systems, back-end technology is also essential. Food-truck owners face the challenge of frequent menu updates, often requiring them to recreate signage or hire someone for the task. This helps food-truck owners make informed decisions related to parking and operating hours, which significantly influences their sales performance. In fact, a 2022 study published by Elsevier found that location was a key challenge for food-truck owners, as it affected customer targeting, exposure, and financial sustainability.
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SeaWorld Shuffles Executives, Names Interim Financial Chief
  + stars: | 2023-01-27 | by ( Will Feuer | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: +1 min
SeaWorld Entertainment Inc. is shuffling its executives, moving Chief Financial Officer Chelle Adams, who took that job less than a year ago, to the newly created role of chief transformation officer. Ms. Adams will work to streamline organizational processes and oversee business development and growth activities, the company said. SeaWorld named Jim Forrester, who joined the company in 2019, to the role of interim finance chief and treasurer. Mr. Miller will oversee all Florida parks, alongside another co-chief parks operations officer, Byron Surrett, who will oversee all non-Florida parks. The company also named three new park presidents, and promoted Shekufeh Boyle to the role of chief accounting officer.
Transactions made with buy now, pay later firms, through which consumers pay in often interest-free installments over weeks or months, surged during an e-commerce boom triggered by coronavirus lockdowns. At the moment, that growth will be within Mexico's borders, where credit card penetration is less than 12%, Miller said. In April, Nelo launched a virtual credit card with Mastercard (MA.N), which allows users to generate a one-time card for purchases through the app. Miller said the company uses an underwriting algorithm to determine credit limits and interest rates, and checks users' credit history with Mexico's credit bureaus. Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com RegisterReporting by Kylie Madry; Editing by Sarah Morland and Richard PullinOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
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