The approval of Ruby Tuesday's parent company by a court to list for sale some or all of its business and brick-and-mortar locations and leases symbolizes how casual dining chains increasingly need to shed real estate to stay afloat in the pandemic.
The approval of Ruby Tuesday's parent company by a court to list for sale some or all of its business and brick-and-mortar locations and leases symbolizes how casual dining chains increasingly need to shed real estate to stay afloat in the pandemic.
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