Hot diggity, dog diggity
“They know they won’t get a lot of junk in their hot dog.”
Arnie Zaler, owner of Kosher Korner, on growing demand for his kosher dogs at Invesco Field at Mile High and Coors Field. Vendors in sports stadiums nationwide say customers who aren’t even Jewish perceive that kosher food is healthier.
Ford mortgaged to the hilt?
“Either they’re incredibly conservative or they’re preparing for an extremely dark outlook.”
John Casesa, an automotive-industry analyst, on Ford Motor Co.’s decision to mortgage its assets, including factories, equipment and patents, to raise $18 billion to overhaul itself.
A new way to ring up sales
“Young people tell us their grandparents used checks, their parents used credit cards and they want to use their cellphones.”
Rod Stambaugh, chief executive officer of Feed Tribes, a Boulder company that has developed a pay-by-cellphone system that consumers can use in Noodles & Co.’s Boulder restaurants.
