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IKEA adapts its store model to city life with a new layout for its Queens location, focusing on a streamlined experience and home delivery.

Five simple tips are shared to help franchise restaurant locations win the war for hourly talent, including prioritizing application responses and leveraging technology.

Charles Clark, a seasoned business owner, joins indoor air quality and mold remediation franchise Green Home Solutions.

Rich Epps, a former Lowe's employee, found career freedom after becoming a franchisee of Batteries Plus Bulbs.

Main Goes Big president Cameron Torabi shared insights on traditional TV advertising and marketing budgets in a Q&A with 1851 Franchise.

The article discusses the importance of building relationships and connections with others, but it is not specifically about franchising or multi-unit operations.

Green Home Solutions offers a franchise opportunity with scalability and multi-unit ownership potential, with a low cost of entry and revenue streams.

Raintree looks for competitive brand advantages and growth potential in an ideal partner brand, partnering with Jamba, Cheba Hut, and Teriyaki Madness.

Drones are being tested for food delivery, with a pilot program launched in North Carolina to deliver food via drone.

Brands can build buzz through consumer marketing by using innovative and disruptive means, such as experiential marketing.

Franchisors need to utilize all of the tools available to them to build buzz in 2020 and place high in Google searches.

When I started in franchise real estate nearly 30 years ago, brick-and-mortar retail locations weren't just for shopping--they were destinations.

Jensen: They’re looking for income potential. They want to replace their corporate job.

National Restaurant Association voices concerns over $15 minimum wage bill, citing potential impact on small- and family-owned businesses.

Toys R Us returns for holiday season with new tech partner b8ta, offering smaller stores with in-house technology platform.

In the wake of e-commerce giants such as Amazon, brick-and-mortar retail operations continue to suffer mass closures as reported by CNBC.

Nike’s social engagement during the Women’s World Cup is highlighted, along with a new mezcal brand launched by Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul.

Batteries Plus Bulbs demonstrates a dominant presence and clearly sought-after offering, with nearly 750 units across the US and growing presence in New York.

Taco Bell is giving us something to taco ‘bout: the brand’s pop-up desert oasis in Palm Springs that was announced last month has finally arrived!

Dunkin' has introduced a new beverage, Shot in the Dark, which includes a reusable sipping device, as part of its pivot from doughnuts to drinks.

A survey found that nearly two-thirds of Americans are subscribed to at least one loyalty program.

Popular freight carrier FedEx has announced that it will no longer fly Amazon packages as of June 30, according to an article on Business Insider.

The US Justice Department is considering taking action against Apple and Facebook, with the Federal Trade Commission overseeing complaints about the social network.

1851 Franchise evaluated over 175 websites to determine the top 20 franchise development sites, highlighting the importance of a well-designed website for franchise growth.