SBWire: As economical conditions remain flat and the prices of goods and services continue to rise, many businesses have been forced to lay off employees, lower salaries or even close their doors. On the other hand, a number of companies have found ways to expand and increase profits by offering franchise opportunities to entrepreneurs and […]
USA TODAY: Dominos the pizza delivery company on Thursday will launch a TV ad campaign that says “No!” to customers who want to add or remove toppings from its line of artisan pizzas. Customers can still customize any other pies. Toppings can also be removed from the artisan pies for customers with allergies. The concept
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Buford, Wyoming, the town for sale we mentioned last month has sold for $900,000. The buyers were two businessmen from Vietname. MSNBC: Until recently, the town’s one resident was Don Sammons, 61, who managed the town’s liquor sales, hardware sales, gas pump and hot dog warmer. Sammons moved months ago, and the phone to the
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GulfNews.com: Biting into a McDonald’s French fry should be like “walking on freshly fallen snow”. Barbara Booth, the company’s director of sensory science, was presiding over the fast-food giant’s semi-annual French Fry Evaluation — a contest among McCain Foods, ConAgra Foods’s Lamb Weston and J.R. Simplot to cook perfect versions of McDonald’s ‘world famous fries’.
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PR Urgent: Sarku Japan®, the largest and most successful Japanese Quick Service Restaurant chain (QSR) in the United States, will host a Discovery Seminar in Metro Washington, D.C. area on April 18th for aspiring entrepreneurs that are interested in operating a franchised restaurant. Bruce Kim, Sarku Japan’s Assistant VP of Franchise Development, will present expert
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Fox News: Latinos may be the fastest growing segment of the population in the United States, but in the franchising industry their presence is rather low, with Latinos owning only 5.2 percent of franchise businesses, according to a December 2011 study by the International Franchise Association. “Hispanics, by nature, are very entrepreneurial,†said Jose Torres,
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Patch.com: A one-day event in Wilmington is set to cover all aspects of owning a franchise. On May 2, the Delaware Small Business and Technology Development Center, the Small Business Administration, the International Franchise Association, and the Delaware Economic Development Offices will present “Opportunities in Franchising: How to be in Business for Yourself, But Not
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Courthouse News Service: A franchisee of debt-resolution firm Legal Helpers claims in court that the company fired it without cause, in violation of franchise law, after it helped build the law office into a national organization. Frisco, Texas-based Velocity Processing Debt Resolution sued Illinois-based Legal Helpers Debt Resolution in Dallas County Court. Velocity also sued
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Forbes: LA Boxing is a franchisor that blends the offerings of a traditional health club with those of a boxing gym. The company has been around for 20 years and has 71 gyms. Although LA Boxing has traditionally chosen a strategy of steady profits over rapid expansion, it has recently looked to cash in on
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Irish Trucker Magazine: Car Medic has been short-listed for awards in no less than three categories at this year’s prestigious Ulster Bank Irish Franchise Awards at the RDS Dublin on Friday April 27th. These awards recognise excellence in franchising and reward outstanding achievements of businesses and individuals in the franchise industry. Paul Callan, Master Franchisor
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