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Nearly 600 members of the franchise community traveled to Washington, DC, last week for the 2026 IFA Advocacy Summit as momentum builds to protect and advance the franchise business model behind the American Franchise Act (AFA).
A recent essay in The Economist confirms what the International Franchising Association (IFA) has been saying for years: Franchising is the "purest distillation of the American dream." Headlined "Franchising has quietly
A recent expose in The Economist confirms what the International Franchising Association (IFA) has been saying for years: franchising is the “purest distillation of the American Dream.” The story traces…
Franchising has quietly become a stronger draw for Americans looking for stability and long-term wealth, especially as college debt rises and more traditional office careers face uncertainty tied to artificial intelligence.
In a recent report by The Economist, cities worldwide are grappling with the challenge of balancing the benefits of tourism with the impacts of overtourism.
Peter Navarro, former economic advisor to President Donald Trump, expresses views on trade and protectionism.
Wealthy countries are experiencing budget deficits, with the US leading the pack in spending more than it takes in.
The Economist is currently seeking a new writer to join their team, with a clear writing style and a solid understanding of economics essential.
The Economist is currently accepting applications for the 2024 Marjorie Deane internship in London, offering a six-month opportunity to gain experience writing about complex financial topics.
Rumors of financial trouble have surfaced at Jinzhou Bank in northeastern China, with concerns about its overall financial condition.
The crypto world is rife with drama, with Changpeng Zhao, the head of Binance, discussing the evolving landscape of the crypto industry in light of changes in regulations.
Israel's economy was hit hard by the conflict with Hamas, with the country's currency plummeting against the dollar and businesses closing their doors.
The article discusses the potential end of the inflation nightmare, citing recent data from the OECD and the US and UK.
OPEC's recent meeting was disrupted by disagreements among member countries, including Russia and Saudi Arabia.
African oil projects, such as the East African Crude Oil Pipeline, are facing financial challenges due to Western lenders' reluctance to fund fossil fuel projects.
Greece takes the top spot for the second year in a row in terms of economic performance, with a 3% growth in global GDP and a 20% rise in stockmarkets.
India's economy is expected to grow at 6% or more annually for the rest of the decade, according to projections.
Countries that were the first to raise rates are now reducing them, including Brazil, Chile, Hungary, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Poland, and South Korea.
The number of retirees in the United States increased by an additional 1.7 million more than anticipated in early 2021, according to a study by the Dallas Federal Reserve.
IBM surveyed 15,000 adults globally on life after the COVID-19 vaccine.
The current market conditions are uncertain, with increased volatility and challenges such as global supply chain disruptions and trade wars.
Franchisees should consider several factors when deciding whether to sell a franchise unit, including the unit's worth, the franchisor's position, and the potential for profit maximization.
Several countries, including China, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam, are expected to experience high GDP growth rates in 2019, driving new franchise development.
U.S. brands seeking to develop an international presence must learn new rules and define a strategic vision, including selecting the right markets and franchisees, to succeed abroad.