Franchise.net.au: Muscle Beach is launching franchising opportunities nationally at the Sydney Franchising and Business Opportunities Expo this week, among a host of established franchise brands and some other names new to the franchising arena. Eureka Multimedia is a kids’ educational program that will also be using the expo to unveil its new franchise offer. Other […]
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QSRweb.com: KFC opened its first unit in Zambia last week. The restaurant is located in Lusaka and the opening was marked by First Lady Thandiwe Banda. Banda said the company’s presence signifies Zambia’s emergence as a global business destination with much potential for growth, according to the Lusaka Times. The local unit is operated by
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The Franchise Key: The Menchie’s franchise recently announced that 2010 proved to be a very successful year for franchise openings resulting in it becoming the nation’s fastest growing frozen yogurt franchise. According to the information provided, after only three years of franchising, Menchie’s has opened more than 60 frozen yogurt stores, 40 which opened this
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Franchising.net.au: Food franchises can keep hold of their tech-savvy Gen Y employees if they engage them in the business and allow them more flexibility, according to new research. A three-year study, a joint project between The University of Queensland and Hospitality Training Association (HTA), found Gen Y hospitality employees are willing to forgo higher wages
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Franchising.net.au: Mobile retail franchise Snap-on Tools Australia has moved its head office and distribution centre to larger premises after 19 years in Seven Hills, Sydney. The business packed and relocated 1,200 pallets of stock, which equated to 60 semi-trailer loads of equipment, product and furniture in just two days and was still be able to
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Supermarket Online: Franchising is the one business method that continues to grow at an exponential rate – offering people from all walks of life an alternative to employment and a chance for independent self-employment. Despite the recent recession, franchisors overall showed a 12% growth in turnover, according to The Franchise Factor 2010 survey conducted by
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Franchising.net.au: Franchise opportunities are up for grabs in a newly franchised educational system that provides multimedia software for school age children. Eureka Multimedia is the brain child of managing director Tony Alevras who established the business in 1999 after teaching himself computer programming. There are now more than 100 software titles across categories such as
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Franchising.net.au: Security and surveillance retail franchise OzSpy has launched a new business website, expanded its corporate team and is actively seeking locations for new outlets. OzSpy’s general manager, Craig Mitchell, said “The website is now easier to navigate, it has additional information for a better educated and informed user with regard to the prospect of
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Franchising.net.au: Car service franchise Bridgestone supported the Leukaemia Foundation’s World’s Greatest Shave initiative by hosting a shave event at Bridgestone Select Norwood, South Australia, in March. Those who were brave enough to shave, including franchisee Kerry Collins, were cheered on by a very special guest – V8 Supercar driver Garth Tander. “It was a terrific
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STLtoday.com: Five Build-A-Bear Workshop stores in Japan have been closed in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake. This is yet another reminder that the world is flat — and that global is increasingly local, as the saying goes. Overland-based Build-A-Bear has a franchisee who runs nine stores in Japan. All of the stores’ employees are
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