CANTON, Mass. (Blue MauMau) -  In response to an article published last Friday, Stephen Caldeira, Chief Global Communications & Public Affairs Officer for Dunkin’ Brands, Inc., issued a statement saying the company will not comment on how the DDIFO conducts its affairs, because it has no official ties to Dunkin' Brands.

BELLINGHAM, Mass. (Blue MauMau) - In a bold move by the DD Independent Owners Association, the members of the board of directors have turned in their resignations allowing the DDIFO to hire a group of professional business people as replacements to manage its affairs.

BROOKLYN (Blue MauMau) - A Jewish woman from Borough Park and her Muslim business partner, an immigrant from Egypt, are fighting for their livelihood after their two franchises were terminated by Dun

TORONTO (Blue MauMau) - After publishing an article regarding Judge William Griesbach's decision in the U.S. District Court of Wisconsin on April 17, stating he had granted the franchisees' motion to amend, Blue MauMau received a reaction from our neighboring attorneys in Canada who represent franchisees in a class action against Quiznos.

ATLANTA (Blue MauMau) – Wendy's International board of directors announced its approval of a $2.3 billion acquisition by Triarc Companies, Inc., an equity fund firm and the holding company of th

FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. (Blue MauMau) – Not only has Dale Nabors acquired Medina Enterprises and all its entities, he has also taken on some of the baggage that goes with it.

FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. (Blue MauMau) – Cuppy's Coffee has been sold this past weekend for an undisclosed amount.

MILWAUKEE (Blue MauMau) – Federal Judge William Griesbach of the U.S. Eastern District Court of Wisconsin announced yesterday that he has granted the franchisees' motion to amend, and that the previous judgment entered on November 5, 2007, be vacated.

DENVER (Blue MauMau) - Yesterday Richard and Cheryl Schaden announced the first project of their America's Road Home, as revolving around marketing a film about homelessness entitled "Where God Left His Shoes."

ALBUQUERQUE (Blue MauMau) - As a follow-up to the Colorado U.S. District Court ruling last week, which awarded four teenage girls over $505K in a sexual harassment lawsuit against a McDonald’s restaurant owner, Loretta Medina, trial attorney for the EEOC in New Mexico, agreed to an interview with Blue MauMau.