B&T Marketing & Media: Domino’s Pizza has appointed Maxus to lead the company’s media strategy across Australia and New Zealand. The agency will begin work on 1 November and will lead Domino’s TV, print and outdoor media buying. Domino’s CEO Don Meij welcomed Maxus to the Domino’s team and said he was looking forward to […]
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The Franchise Magazine: Barking Mad, which provides a home from home pet care service franchise, is set to expand its concept in the USA. Last year the company launched its International Partnership Programme, which was set up to make it easier to export its brand into the US market. Now that training and research is
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Philadelphia Inquirer: Burger King’s 2009 campaign selling quarter-pound, double cheeseburgers for $1 sold thousands of discounted sandwiches and created immeasurable publicity for the corporation. It also brought a lawsuit filed on behalf of nearly 80 percent of the company’s franchisees, who claimed the price cuts were more than they could afford based on what franchisees
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FranchiseKey: According to a report published on the website, nebusiness.co.uk, the photography franchise, Photography for Little People, which was founded by Jan Massey and daughter Melanie Crow in 2005, is looking to move onto the US market. The company began offering franchises in the UK in 2009 and now has a network of 14 franchise
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Mediapost.com: Dunkin’ Donuts is recruiting franchisees for Denver and Colorado Springs, Colo.; Houston and Waco, Texas; Lincoln and Omaha, Neb.; Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Okla.; as well as Santa Fe and Albuquerque, N.M. The company expects that restaurants in these new markets will begin to open in early 2013. “Dunkin’ Donuts’ plans for these markets
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Market Watch: As the economy continues to languish and many wonder how they will make ends meet, San Antonio college student Elizabeth (Liz) Tiend is “carving” her own path. Nineteen-year-old Tiend is a sales representative for Vector Marketing, the direct sales division of Cutco Cutlery Corporation, the largest manufacturer and single-level direct seller of high-end
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Fast Company: Catastrophe is a powerful agent for invention. More than gadgets like the Rescue Reel and SeatChute, which conjure up an almost super-hero-like fantasy, ever since September 11 entrepreneurs and scientists (and some who wear both hats) have been quietly plodding away at a variety of ideas, mechanisms, and processes designed to make the
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Fast Company: When it came to the task of digging through the rubble of the Twin Towers, humans were for one of the first times ever working alongside robots: Packbots made by iRobot under a DARPA research fund, were “literally pulled out of the laboratory and taken to 9/11.” The devices were strong, maneuverable and
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Business Week: As if the U.S. Postal Service weren’t already in enough financial trouble, a growing number of startups are about to make its future even more uncertain. They’re trying to lure one of its main revenue sources—the nearly 48 billion bills, statements, account notices, and offers that companies send to households every year—into the
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Prfire: Leeds-based Auditel Cost and Purchase Management Consultant franchisee David Powell is going up in the world! A few days after his 35th birthday on September 17th, he is planning to trek to the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro – 19,341 ft above sea level. This is Africa’s highest peak and entails a climb from 5000
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