The term “all-natural” is not one we commonly see in reference to an energy drink but a new network marketing company is here to change that, Efusjon. Although they are still a relatively young company, the growth they have seen has been promising. Currently offering 4 all-natural products, the company looks to take on the […]
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The Australian: Lean times call for little treats and small comforts, so it would make sense for cafes to be ticking along nicely during the economic downturn. But industry insiders say that it’s only the smart operators who are doing well. “Cafes are struggling, without a doubt,” says Adrian Raftery, a director of ARW Chartered
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Bizjournals.com: Anytime Fitness Inc. plans to open its first fitness center in Mexico within the next six months, the company announced Friday. Hastings-based Anytime has signed a master franchisee agreement with Mexican-American entrepreneur Rodrigo Chavez, who already operates an Anytime location in Roanoke, Texas. He also owns several construction-related businesses. Chavez plans to open five
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Memphis Business Journal: Adams Restaurant Services LLC has hired a Chicago-based franchising company to help spread its Dan McGuinness Pub concept to a wider audience. Franchise Dynamics LLC will market the Irish pub concept beyond its current four locations in Memphis, Nashville and Oklahoma City. This isn’t Adams Restaurant Services’ first foray into franchising: It
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The Gazette: Mike Haimovitz has made his share of submarine sandwiches – and then some. At the tender age of 27, he has been a Dagwoods man for almost 10 years. The difference now is that he owns his own franchise; which does not mean he isn’t still slicing meat and slapping together clients’ favourite
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Peterborough Today: Siblings Michele Reavely and Richard Towers set up Fastsigns Peterborough after 25 years working together running two successful fish and chip shops in the city. That was in December 2005 and their respective spouses, Alan and Linda, joined the fold so that the foursome are co-owners of the business. Richard said: “We decided
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Montreal Gazette: As layoffs and termination packages mount and companies feel the pain of the recession, more Canadians are looking for alternative employment. Some will consider buying a franchise. People who have lost their jobs are “vulnerable,” and should be careful, warns Ned Levitt, a franchise lawyer at Gowlings in Toronto. In times like this,
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The Wichita Eagle: Jerry Winkley tries to bring his ServiceMaster Clean in a Wink employees together on Fridays with at least one common thread to all of the meetings. “Any letters we receive, anything a customer has written, I read for the entire team,” said Winkley, owner of the Wichita cleaning service and ServiceMasters in
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Trading Markets: The new management of Miami Subs Pizza & Grill likes to refer to the chain as an almost 20-year-old start-up. The description is a fitting one for the Fort Lauderdale company, which is trying to breathe new life into a once well-known regional brand that lost its luster over the last decade. During
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Not everyone is a fan of family-friendly workplaces. About 20% of employees surveyed by staffing firm Adedco, grumbled that they often pick up the slack for co-workers juggling children and career. Add some wit to that resentment and you get TheOfficeKid.com, which offers childless workers who want to duck out early a visible excuse of
