Times LIVE: Rumours that Famous Brands is head-hunting staff from Nando’s to build its flame-grilled peri-peri chicken franchise Giramundo is “absolute rubbish”, Kevin Hedderwick, chief executive of Famous Brands, said this week. “It is absolutely inaccurate. We have structures in place that are working on Giramundo; they are all staff who were advanced from within,” […]
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Franchising.net.au: Mobile dog grooming franchise HydroDog Australia has appointed its 201st franchisee. In August 2010 Jan Bath and his family, originally from Switzerland, bought a HydroDog franchise in NSW. HydroDog washes and grooms about 45,000 dogs across Australia each month and franchisor Janie Rose said there is still room for growth as many franchisees are
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‎PR-CANADA.net: Elements Therapeutic Massage has announced an aggressive franchise expansion campaign for Colorado with plans to almost double the number of studios. With 12 locations in the state, Elements will add 11 new franchise locations in its next phase of development. Honored in Entrepreneur Magazine’s “Fastest-Growing Franchises” in 2009, named one of Dun & Bradstreet’s
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PR.com: Tiremax gets business rolling by selling their first two franchises immediately after launching their franchise program. Tiremax founder, Chris Wilkerson, believes that they will grant as many as 10 franchises by the end of the year. These two new locations will bring the total count of Tiremax operations from 11 to 13. In addition,
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Business7: Tutoring company Step Ahead has launched its first franchise. Former primary school teacher Gail Fotheringham is taking on the brand in Forth Valley to cater to the demand for basic literacy and numeracy plus specialist academic subjects. Step Ahead already has around 600 tutors working across Edinburgh, the Lothians and Fife. Fotheringham said: “I
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Unique products to amuse and inspire. Musical Beer Bottles. 99 bottles of beer on the wall…. Wunda Weeder. Take gardening work lying down Evian Live Young T-shirt. Does my butt look small in this? Guitar Spatula. Flip your pancakes without missing a beat. Photos by trendhunter/Wunda Products/incrediblethings/.
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One of Patricia Barnett’s favorite memories was of having ice cream with her father. When he died she decided to honor that memory by starting her own shop reports The Oregonian. Barnett’s creation, Gelato and Yogurt Lounge at 13611 N.W. Cornell Road, also aims to serve up a scoop of community involvement along with its
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As you move back into the fall season when it’s likely – possible? – that business will pick up, you’re going to find your mind percolating with all kinds of new ideas for your small business: There is an interesting story over at Cincinnati.Com about organizing your ideas to make more money. – Leads book.
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Luis Rodriguez may be on to something with his idea of taking window perforated vinyl (like the stuff they put on buses where when you look at the bus you see an advertisement, but if you are on the bus you see nothing) and making a facial mask out it. You wouldn’t need holes for
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AFP: Intelligence Minister Heydar Moslehi accused Swedish cosmetics firm Oriflame on Saturday of trying to harm Iran’s security after five of its employees were arrested amid allegations of espionage. “Oriflame intended to fight the (Iranian) system. There are no economic reasons behind the company,” Intelligence Minister Heydar Moslehi was quoted by state television as telling
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