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North Carolina boasts a strong business climate, low labor costs, and a high net migration rate, making it an attractive location for businesses.

A husband-and-wife team is launching a Griswold franchise in South Bay San Diego, citing the brand's strong system and community focus.

Buffalo Wings & Rings offers special promotions for Super Bowl, including takeout orders with gifts and a football-themed game board.

McDonald's new restaurant in Hong Kong features a customizable menu and open kitchen, offering a unique dining experience.

Five rankings are listed to help franchise concepts increase their visibility and attract more franchise prospects.

The franchise industry's top segments for 2016 included the cleaning industry, which was expected to continue expanding despite new concept emergence challenges.

Kitchen Solvers, a franchise that specializes in kitchen and bath renovations, is looking to grow in major metropolitan areas such as Indianapolis and Houston.

Right at Home is focused on providing quality care as the population ages, with a strong emphasis on morals and ethics in its business practices.

Smoothie King is expanding its presence in Denver, a city known for its health-conscious population, by opening new locations.

Right at Home to add 45 new territories in 2015.

Forbes compiled tips on building a brand's competitive social footprint, including utilizing new LinkedIn features and Facebook advertising tools.

Sport Clips Haircuts was ranked by Forbes as one of the top ten best franchises to buy, based on factors such as demand and continuity rate.

Columnist Scott Olenski spoke with Dan DiZio, CEO of Philly Pretzel Factory, for advice on entrepreneurship.

Gordon Logan, founder and CEO of Sport Clips, grew the brand to nearly 1,500 locations through steady growth and strategic decision-making.

GYMGUYZ Founder Josh York shares his experience starting a business with little capital, emphasizing the importance of careful planning and passion.

The cannabis industry faces unique challenges, including fluctuating prices and heavy taxation.

The International Franchise Association may have lost its first battle over Seattle’s minimum wage hike, which is set to go into effect April 1, but the organization is far from done fighting.

Right at Home has awarded its 400th franchise contract to entrepreneur Ben Aydin, marking an important milestone for the in-home care franchise.

A franchise advisor warns against making the same mistake McDonald's did by partnering with a questionable organization.

The article discusses the importance of learning from mistakes and accomplishments in personal and professional life.