Stillwater Gazette: One of the city’s most longstanding businesses plans to make a big change within the next nine months, when the McDonald’s at 14545 60th St. N. is slated to be demolished and rebuilt. Franchise owner/operator Jim Duval, of Woodbury, told Oak Park Heights City Council members he plans to close the restaurant for […]
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Bizjournals.com: A local Applebee’s franchisee has purchased property in the Plazzio retail development at 13th Street North and Greenwich Road. But Jim Stevens says he’s not ready to put one of his casual dining restaurants there. “The one I bought is purely speculative,†says Stevens, owner of Wichita-based JS Ventures, which owns 25 Applebee’s Neighborhood
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Examiner.com: One thing DC has a shortage of is good bagels. A transient city, DC is home to many, especially former Northeasterners (New Jersey and New York), and they just want a doughy, delicious bagel or bialy (even more rare in this city). Yes, we’ve got Firehook (a little too fancy for bagels) and Dunkin
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Given the growing antipathy in some segments toward arbitration, it is not surprising that 2008 was a challenging year for those who sought to enforce arbitration agreements. This was especially true in California, which continued to take the lead in finding new ways to strike down arbitration agreements. By Joel D. Siegel and Norman M.
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Montgomery County Courier: One of Montgomery County’s biggest names in barbecue will open a new restaurant today – but don’t look for brisket, ribs or sausage on the menu. McKenzie’s Burgers & Fries is set to open at 17099 Walden Road in Montgomery this morning. The decision to focus on hamburgers and French fries instead
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PR Newswire: Baskin-Robbins, America’s favorite ice cream shop, is hosting a seminar in Indianapolis on June 30, 2009 to share information about franchising opportunities in the metropolitan area. Baskin-Robbins is seeking regional franchisees to develop more than 45 new stores in Indianapolis and the surrounding counties of Marion, Hendricks, Morgan, Johnson, Shelby, Hancock, Hamilton, and
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PR-Inside.com: Despite affordable home prices and low interest rates, the majority of Americans considering a home purchase still need a little extra incentive. According to a recent survey conducted by Weichert, Realtors, increasing the current tax credit to $15,000 and/or extending it to all buyers would offer the motivation needed to turn more onlookers into
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Indianapolis Star: Kokomo native Tavis Smiley is a household name when it comes to radio and television, but the PBS talk show host is cutting into a savory new challenge. He plans to open 37 Marco’s Pizza franchises in the next five years. Smiley hopes they will create 1,000 jobs in the Indianapolis area. His
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Crain’s Manchester Business: Horticulture, gardening & landscaping contractor Countrywide Grounds Maintenance has won a gold award from the British Franchise Association. Nine finalists were in the running for the prize at the BFA’s Franchisor of the Year Awards, but the judges said Cheadle Hulme-based Countrywide shone through thanks to its commitment to invest time and
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1888 Press Release: In the present scenario of absence of Franchise Laws in our Country, it is important to bring forth the burning legal issues and regulate the growing business of franchising in India. Indian Franchise Association considering the same is organized an exclusive one day workshop to highlight and discuss the Legal Challenges to
