Pizza Marketplace.com: Straw Hat Pizza will open several new units in California in the first quarter of 2011. The locations, all franchised, will be developed in Alameda, Chatsworth, Livermore, Sacramento, San Jose, San Pablo and Vallejo. The Alameda Straw Hat Pizza will be operated by franchisees Varun and Mitul Limbachiya. Gary and Harminder Toor will […]
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NewOrleans.com: Stan Harris, a longtime restaurateur, has been named the president and chief executive officer of the Louisiana Restaurant Association. Harris, a Louisiana native, began his career in the restaurant industry in the mid-1980s with TJM Restaurant Management, the largest Ruth’s Chris Steak House franchisee. He also operated other restaurants, including TJ Ribs, Ninfa’s Mexican
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Trading Markets: There are more than 3 million veteran-owned businesses in the United States, and according to the U. S. Small Business Administration, 25 percent of the men and women returning from military service in Iraq and Afghanistan have expressed interest in starting or buying their own business. The leadership and management skills military veterans
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Franchising.com: Learn more about owning at Dunkin’ Donuts Franchise during our franchising seminar on January 19 at 2pm, located at the Hilton Garden Inn, 720 Eisenhower Drive, Kimberly, WI 54136. Please RSVP at www.dunkinfranchising.com to reserve a seat space is limited.
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OpEdNews: McDonald’s tried to delay the US government’s implementation of a free-trade agreement in order to put pressure on El Salvador to appoint neutral judges in a $24m ( £15.5m) lawsuit it was fighting in the country. The revelation of the McDonald’s strategy to ensure a fair hearing for a long-running legal battle against a
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Chicago Sun-Times: The new year brings a new Thai restaurant to southwest Naperville. Yum Yum Thai, a modern restaurant and bar offering outdoor patio seating, plans to have its doors open for dining by Jan. 15 at 1995 Springbrook Square Drive, Suite 107. Onetime Naperville residents Nong Otts and her husband, Greg, own the establishment
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Melodika.net: AFC Enterprises, Inc., the franchisor and operator of Popeyes®, today announced the completion of a new five-year $100 million credit facility on December 23, 2010. The new facility is comprised of a $40 million term loan and a $60 million revolver. Proceeds from the refinancing together with available cash were used to retire approximately
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John Paul Titlow over at ReadWriteWeb.com reports that this year proved to be a strong one for online employment, as more and more took to the Web to find work, where an increasing number of jobs are for employers in other geographic areas, according to a report released by Elance. Elance reported its one-millionth job
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Most 10 year old kids would start a lemonade stand or mow lawns to make some extra money. According to My Granite Bay, one little girl chose a different approach. Anna Azevedo is a 5th grade honor roll student at Franklin Elementary School in Loomis, CA. who wants to learn how to ride horses. Naturally,
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From the front lines of the e-book revolution, here are five trends Philip Ruppel, president of McGraw-Hill Professional, is watching. 1. Enhanced E-Books Are Coming and Will Only Get Better Consumers have already shown that they love e-books for their convenience and accessibility, but ultimately most e-books today are the same as print, just in
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