Fast Company — page 3

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop is a prime example of the success that can be had by emerging brands that are characterized by bold flavors.

Shake Shack is testing the four-day workweek in some locations to improve employee retention and satisfaction.

Facebook's 26% dip in usage may have implications for franchising, as younger users shift to other social media platforms.

IDEA Lab Kids is recognized by the Houston Business Journal for its innovative business model and mission.

Arby's introduces the 'marrot,' a vegetable made from roasted turkey breast, as part of its 'megetables' category.

Twitter is taking steps to combat platform manipulation, removing millions of accounts per week to prevent spam and bot activity.

Taco Bell and Tipsy Elves partner for ugly Thanksgiving sweaters, creating limited-edition designs with Taco Bell and Thanksgiving themes.

Marketing will soon report to customer experience, as brands prioritize emotional connection and customer value over traditional branding efforts.

BurgerFi carves out a niche in the better burger segment with its obsessive focus on quality, from ingredients to customer service and atmosphere.

We all know Amazon has completely changed the retail industry.

The article discusses the potential downsides of over-digitalization and its impact on customer experience, but is not relevant to franchising or multi-unit operations.

Studies suggest over-digitalization can lead to negative effects on mental and physical health, and that a digital detox may be beneficial.

Technology continues to disrupt the norm and improve the human experience, but it's also important to consider the people and their experiences.

Jersey Mike's Chief Marketing Officer Rich Hope discusses leadership qualities for success.

Jim Lesch leads merchandising at Wild Birds Unlimited with 300 stores.

Fast food chain tests drone delivery in New Zealand, with plans to expand to other countries.

Business leaders can learn valuable lessons from elite athletes, including the importance of networking and teamwork.

Four friends at the Wharton School of Business founded Warby Parker, which disrupted the eyewear industry with affordable prescription glasses.

Companies need and deserve great PR to take steps forward.

A study found that nearly half of workers use emojis in professional communications.

Smartphones are changing the future of franchising, with loyalty programs and online ordering becoming increasingly popular.

Article emphasizes the importance of creating personal and relevant content for consumers.

10 myths about franchising that politicians should know are debunked, including common misconceptions about franchise conglomerates.

The article discusses business strategies and marketing techniques, but it's not specifically about a franchise system or multi-location brand.