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The Franchise Industry Benefits as the Economy Begins Its Recovery

In the midst of an economic crisis, it’s no longer easy to get credit. Americans are beginning to live within their means. Unnecessary expenses are being cut by families and corporations.

Franchising Continues to Increase as Demand For Einstein Bros. Bagels Brand Grows Nationwide

New-Product Development, Health-Based Initiatives and Innovative Marketing Campaigns

Pioneering Woman Entrepreneur Jumpstarts U.S. Job Market

Patrice Rice Puts America’s Hospitality Professionals to Work and Ambitious Entrepreneurs into Business Ownership

Franchise Reform Delay

The much anticipated reforms to Australian franchise regulation look likely to be delayed until after the next election.

KFC Franchisee Related Notes from YUM Earnings Call

In the YUM earnings call today, several KFC and franchisee related questions and discussions arose. In summary, David Novak indicated that they would continue to work the

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Using Dubious Numbers to Get Job Seekers to Bite

An International Franchise Association franchise fact sheet from 1992 shows the incredible state of misinformation back before the Internet came of age. Here are some of the sales points from the flyer (pdf) that push bogus benefits of buying a franchise— any franchise— to outplaced corporate workers.

More Large Restaurant Franchisee Bankruptcies Seen in 2010

The Dallas Morning News is reporting on an investment panel discussion Tuesday where significant, larger restaurant franchisee bankrupticies and store closings are expected in 2010.

A Franchise Called Boost

Healthy habits are potentially good business. And this Australian brand is working it well.

Papa John's Announces Aggressive 2010 Incentives

Papa Johns has announced a new and aggressive 2010 franchising support plan.

Australian Small Business Migrant Strategy

Asian Australian’s in particular are contributing to the growth of franchising as a product of consecutive governments to back a small business strategy to enhance the economy.