Dunkin' Donuts — page 9

Dunkin' Donuts remains relevant in the competitive franchise industry, despite the rise of local and artisanal shops.

When Snapchat unleashed its ad-tech program Snap Partners in June with plans to serve video ads between stories, observers wondered how users would respond to seeing ads alongside their friends' videos and photos.

Smoothie King experiences significant growth in 2016, with a 12.4 percent increase in same-store sales and 53 new franchise agreements.

MOOYAH Burgers, Fries & Shakes franchisee Jay Patel shares his key to success, citing the brand's food and business opportunities.

Franchise sales talent is in short supply, with a focus on finding individuals with eight key traits.

More brands are diving into live streaming, with companies like Facebook and Periscope offering live streaming capabilities.

A proposal to ban franchising in Holmes Beach, Florida, raises concerns about the impact on the local economy and jobs.

State Senators in New Jersey vote on a bill to increase the minimum wage to $15.10 by 2021, potentially affecting franchises in the state.

Smoothie King aims to make 2016 its strongest year yet, with a positive increase in same-store sales and 27 franchise agreements yielding 50 new stores.

Dunkin' Donuts launches national loyalty app allowing customers to skip the line for pickup, while Jimmy John's faces lawsuit over non-compete agreements.

Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts engage in a loyalty program competition, with Dunkin' targeting dissatisfied Starbucks customers.

Smoothie King is finding new, creative ways to pursue expansion, including repurposing existing real estate such as an old First Tennessee bank.

Smoothie King is known in the franchise industry for being a leader and innovator in the fast-growing juice and smoothie segment, and it’s clear its customers agree.

McDonald’s is unveiling its first loyalty program, which will reward customers with deals based on the number of visits they make to McDonald’s every month.

Some of the hottest franchise concepts are flying under the radar, with nearly 800,000 established franchised businesses in the industry.

The IFA Conference is a major event in the franchising world, requiring careful representation of one's brand.

The International Franchise Association offers various events and workshops for franchise industry professionals to network and learn more about franchising.

The article lists big chains that aren't franchise brands, highlighting the misconception that all large chains are franchises.

Busy Bee Jumpers' CEO Sal Longo chooses Mainland for franchise assessment and goal-oriented approach to growth.

Yum Brands lists its China business on the New York Stock Exchange.

Orangetheory Fitness franchisee Mike Reyes shares his entrepreneurial approach and investments under $1 million.

Starbucks may expand into quick-service food with all-day breakfast, prompting other companies to consider diversifying their offerings.

NLRB ruling expands joint employer standard, potentially affecting franchisors' labor liability.

1851 Franchise ranked the top five franchise websites, highlighting Mosquito Joe's website as a winner of the 1851 Franchise Development Website Awards.