Why Denny’s is suddenly closing stores across the U.S?

Denny’s , the iconic American diner chain known for its 24/7 service and all-day breakfast menu, is preparing to shut down as many as 10 locations across the United States as part of a major $620 million buyout by a private equity group.

The move marks one of the most significant structural shifts for the brand in years, prompting questions about its future direction and long-term viability.

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At its peak, the chain operated well over 2,000 restaurants nationwide. But shifting consumer habits, rising operating costs and increased competition from faster, cheaper breakfast outlets have steadily eroded its footprint.

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