Top chefs take note: Michelin says cuts needed

PARIS (AP) — The coveted Michelin stars can make or break a restaurant. But so can an economic crisis.
"It's not caviar every day," the Michelin guide's director said Monday as he urged France's great chefs to invent new ways of keeping customers.
Some of the world's best restaurants are losing business, particularly from corporate clients, and are having to offer cheaper menus, even at the top end, Jean-Luc Naret told The Associated Press.
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