Franchise Key: First of all, we should make it clear that in Europe it is legal but rare, because it is often the source of disputation and trials at the time of renewal. So as not to pay the entry fees again, franchisees and master-franchisees tend to contest respecting the contract even in trials. One […]
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SunHerald.com: Pretzelmaker(R) / Pretzel Time(R) (Pretzelmaker) announced today that the Company will offer new Wildberry Lemonade as part of its mid-summer menu. The new flavor is being supported by an exclusive Facebook sweepstakes, “Pretzelmaker’s Main Squeeze,” found at www.facebook.com/pretzelmaker. The sweepstakes, which offers a weekly $100 prize, runs from August 5 through October 13. Both
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Bizjournals.com: Adel Salameh, the owner of three Verlo Mattress Factory franchises, has acquired ownership of Verlo’s locations in Grafton and West Bend, effective Aug. 8, the company said. A Racine native, Salameh has been a franchise owner for 15 years, winning the “Franchisee of the Year†award from the International Franchise Association in 2007. His
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Franchising.com: Quiznos, one of the nation’s premier quick service restaurant chains and pioneer of the toasted sandwich, today announced Quiznos’ Flex Plan, a pipeline for new product innovation that adjusts based on economic shifts. Quiznos founder and CEO, Rick Schaden, rolled out the Flex Plan system-wide as part of the company’s annual meeting in St.
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PR-USA.net: Pet Pleasers Bakery, an all natural gourmet pet treat supplier, who makes treats fresh daily, has recently expanded into a new location. In addition to their new store site, Pet Pleasers Bakery has hired a local marketing agency to build their internet business. The recent expansion and success is all in preparations to franchise
radaronline.com: Smoke Detector Originally installed on the Skylab space station in early 1970s to alert crew members of unexpected fumes, smoke detectors are now required by law in every U.S. residence to prevent house fires. Cordless Tools Recruited by NASA in 1971, Black & Decker constructed cordless, battery-powered instruments that allowed Apollo astronauts to collect
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Leader-Telegram: Dr. Scott Augustine wants to breathe fresh air into allergy treatment. More specifically, a bubble of fresh air. Augustine, a medical device inventor, is raising $5 million to back PureZone Technologies. The Eden Prairie, Minn., start-up is developing a pillow-based air filtration system that creates a bubble of fresh air around allergy patients while
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AOL Small Business: Having your cake and eating it, too, used to be the hallmark of success, but as Jessica Cervantes has learned, it’s even better if you just sell it instead. Cervantes, 19, didn’t plan on becoming an entrepreneur; she wanted to be a doctor. But she was enrolled in a business academy at
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The Modesto Bee: Stanislaus County workers increasingly are going it alone. They’re creating one-person companies and depending on their own wits to earn a living. About 7 percent of the county’s adults — 25,236 residents — reported income from go-it-alone businesses in 2007, according to tax records accessed by the U.S. Census Bureau. This doesn’t
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QSR Web: A&W Restaurants built its brand on the tradition of freshly made root beer delivered to customers’ cars. But over the last decade, the chain set aside that tradition to grow on the coattails of sister brands such as KFC and Taco Bell, as part of parent Yum! Brands’ multibranding strategy. A&W’s 620 multibrand
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