The New York Times: Vidal Sassoon, whose mother had a premonition that he would become a hairdresser and steered him to an apprenticeship in a London shop when he was 14, setting him on the path that led to his changing the way women wore and cared for their hair, died on Wednesday at his […]
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Franchisees often enter into a franchising agreement with no knowledge of the business to which they’ve just committed significant financial resources, and must rely on franchisor-provided training to get the project off the ground. Fortunately, surveys conducted by the Franchise Research Institute on such training found that the vast majority of franchisees are very satisfied
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FranchiseWorks.com: The more than 30 million UK adults who take part in sports or exercise will soon have another option when choosing a health and fitness facility. Snap Fitness, the franchisor of more than 1,300 24/7 fitness centers worldwide, recently announced plans to open 75-100 clubs throughout the UK over the next five years, including
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Douglas Daily Dispatch: McDonald’s staff showed their appreciation to the Douglas community with the official grand Re-Opening of the store celebrated on Sunday, May 6, after it went through a renovation process from March 4 to April 16. Store owners LeAnn and Pat Richards, as well as Director of Operations Jim Quinet came down to
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Forbes: If you’re looking for a quick economic barometer, one good indicator is to watch the moves of the major franchise chains. When times are hard, many of their franchisees flounder, and the big franchisors end up having to buy back stores to keep them running. When times get better, though, the folks back at
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