Sunday Leader: 29 years ago when Musthaq Saleh Muhammed started out in business he possibly had no inkling that he would end up owning Sri Lanka’s largest independently-held chain of restaurants. What is most remarkable about Musthaq Muhammed is that he embarked into business without so much as a school education. When I asked him […]
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PR Newswire: Can one cup of coffee make a difference? Lee’s Sandwiches, the largest Euro-Asian sandwich chain believes so. On January 30, 2010, Lee’s Sandwiches will be donating sales of their famous Lee’s Coffee, “Ca Phe Sua Da” 16 & 24 oz cups to benefit the American Red Cross organization in their efforts to help
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AZ Central.com: After 29 years in business, Barry and Susan Brooks have sold their Tempe-based business Cookies From Home to a Scottsdale man who plans to open more retail outlets and go into franchising. Corey Meiteen, a commercial lender and venture capitalist, bought the company for an undisclosed sum of cash. He will keep the
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Franchising.com: The tragedy of the recent Haitian Earthquake has touched the lives of thousands and individuals around the country are looking for ways to help. Local business owner of BounceU of Sarasota has taken it upon herself to make a difference by working with a local organization that is directly benefiting the victims of this
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Winnipeg Free Press: Somewhere in southern Manitoba, there’s a person who can thank a pizza for saving their life. An automated external defibrillator is being credited for saving the life of a patron who suffered cardiac arrest at the William Glesby Centre in Portage la Prairie a few weeks ago. But the automated external defibrillator
The Patriot Ledger: Dunkin’ Donuts is serving up a termination notice and federal lawsuit against a franchisee after the Canton-based company said he helped his wife open a rival restaurant in Boston. Dunkin’ sued Panagiotis Vorvis and his business partner, Olga Pithis, last week, alleging that Vorvis violated terms of their franchise agreement to run
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QSR magazine: David J. Thomas never planned on a career in franchising. When he left the military after a 12-year stint as an Army officer, Thomas went back to school to become a teacher. To help make ends meet, he began delivering meals on the side for an emerging concept called Steak-Out. Before long, Thomas,
Ball State Daily News: Before Dave Koone had thought of franchising Little Caesars, he started serving in his church as a mentor and realized he wanted to become a leader. “I was in leadership development, and I felt I was having an impact on people’s lives,†Koone said. In 2007 Koone became the owner of
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