Buffalo Wild Wings CEO: Super Bowl blackout was good for business
It appears that Buffalo Wild Wings may be enjoying a pre-Super Bowl bump from investors. The Golden Valley-based restaurant chain's stock (Nasdaq: BWLD) was up $2.57, or 3.5 percent, to $76.12 in midday trading Friday. Investor website Seeking Alpha
Buffalo Wild Wings announced that it has entered into a partnership with the NCAA. The agreement designates Buffalo Wild Wings as the “Official Hangout of March Madness” and includes marketing, media and activation
Buffalo Wild Wings CEO Sally Smith says the 34-minute power outage during the Super Bowl was "probably pretty good" for the restaurant chain, which already had expected to sell 8.8 million wings during the game. "I like any kind of a game that extends
Buffalo Wild Wings Manager Andy Schmitz said, "The price of chicken wings has gone up about 400% for our costs in the last 2 years. It used to be the leftover part of the chicken. Everybody wanted the breast meat and stuff like that and now everybody's
Buffalo Wild Wings CEO Sally Smith says the 34-minute power outage during the Super Bowl was "probably pretty good" for the restaurant chain, which already had expected to sell 8.8 million wings during the game. "I like any kind of a game that extends
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