A majority of the chain's 2,300 stores were closed for takeout; dining room changes include hand sanitizer stations and plexiglass partitions.

Adapted designs will have drive-thru lanes and walk-up windows to ensure social distancing in a post-pandemic world; company increases hourly wages by 10% as it begins to rehire furloughed workers.

Fast-casual operator joins other restaurant companies in returning coronavirus relief

The goal is to recoup loan funds intended for small business recovery that were awarded to large public companies

Coronavirus restrictions heavily impact franchised locations, company says in filing

Chicago-based sandwich chain, with more than 440 units, joins other publicly-traded companies giving up federal aid from the Paycheck Protection Program designed for small businesses

The move is a result of the Treasury Department’s updated guidance on eligibility for public companies

Paycheck Protection loans to be replenished as Treasury updates guidelines to narrow applicant pool

The steakhouse chain faced criticism for receiving a federal loan designed for small businesses; other chains returning funds include Sweetgreen, Shake Shack