When franchisors should step in – without legal liability FranchiseUpdate: Two years of tight credit and reduced consumer spending have left many franchisees reeling and put a serious crimp in franchisors’ royalty streams. Workout professionals and bankruptcy attorneys experienced in franchising discuss what franchisors can do to help turn around distressed units – without spending […]
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‎SmartCompany.com.au: Income guarantees have existed in mobile service franchising for more than a decade, but in recent times they have started to appear among retail franchises as well. There are both advantages and disadvantages to the provision of income guarantees, with different approaches taken by service and retail franchises with varying degrees of success. At
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Franchising.net.au: Many franchises today operate out of fixed locations. Franchisees either lease their premises themselves or the franchisor takes a head lease and then sublets or licences the premises to the franchisee. Often franchisees do not look at their lease to consider whether they will get a return on their investment in the initial term
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QSR magazine: Using ketchup to dip or slather french fries is a long-established American tradition. The pairing has not only provided consumers with a distinct flavor, but it has given diners the ability to choose how much of the condiment to use, based on their own tastes. It turns out that this flavor-control ritual also
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