Franchising.com: Popeyes® Louisiana Kitchen opened its 50th Canadian restaurant on December 8, 2010, at 35 Harvard Road, Guelph. This location represents a milestone in the aggressive growth strategy and success of the brand in Canada. Popeyes will continue its success in 2011 with a growth plan intensely focused on increasing market presence in Ontario. 2012 […]
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Berkshire Eagle: Hot Harry’s seems to be constantly popping up with more franchises, but here on Main Street the burrito business has gone cold. The Hot Harry’s in Lee closed after efforts to sell the franchise fell through and the owner, Faisal Ali, reported other setbacks, according to Samir Abdallah, the president of the Pittsfield-based
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Muskegon Chronicle – MLive.com: California last week became the nation’s battleground over how restaurant chains market to children. One controversy involves obvious kid magnet McDonald’s. Another, a bit more surprisingly, involves Hooters. On Wednesday, a Sacramento mother, along with the Center for Science in the Public Interest, sued McDonald’s for what they called the deceptive
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Entrepreneur.com: Technically, Denny’s is not new to the Franchise 500®’s Top 10, but considering that Ronald Reagan was still in the White House the last time the quaint, beloved restaurant chain made an appearance, we thought we’d celebrate the company’s return. So what has put Denny’s back in the top — No. 10 on the
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In less than a year, WikiLeaks has released hundreds of thousands of classified documents while its frontman Julian Assange became embattled in a sex scandal, was arrested, and faced extradition from Sweden. The site’s secret-document dumps have spawned contentious political debates, international nail-biting, and near-daily headlines. According to Inc.com, all that buzz has been a
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MarketWatch: Usana today announced it will be the official health supplements supplier of the Visa Women’s Ski Jumping Team. The team that continues to compete on the Continental Cup circuit and has been fighting for inclusion in the Olympic Winter Games has persevered on limited funding. “There are still hurdles to cross,” says Deedee Corradini,
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There’s something you need to know about two of this year’s hottest holiday toys: Your kids won’t let you buy just one, reports The Wall Street Journal. In the tradition of Hot Wheels cars, Beanie Babies animals and Pokémon trading cards, Squinkies and Zoobles toys have been carefully engineered to make children crave them in
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Baggy pants are a fad that, well, not everyone enjoys. While many people have hoped that the fad would die out, Andrew Lewis invented a product based on it instead. According to the NY Daily News, his invention, called Subs, is a type of suspenders that will keep baggy pants from falling too far down.
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Nothing can replace a beautiful piece of jewelry. The right necklace, earrings, bracelet, or ring can say a lot about the woman wearing it. A new direct sales company is helping women find the right piece that speaks to them. Senzu is a direct sales jewelry business located in Canada. They offer beautiful pieces of
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