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Famous Toastery was featured on Restaurant Business magazine's “Future 50,” highlighting the nation's fastest-growing chain restaurants, with year-after-year storewide sales increasing by 38% in 2018.
TWO MEN AND A TRUCK ramps up hiring efforts due to increased home sales and moving demand, with plans to retain and hire more movers nationwide.
Sylvan Learning CEO John McAuliffe discussed the brand's transition to virtual learning, seeing an uptick in interest in becoming a Sylvan franchisee, especially those passionate about education.
Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa reopens 97% of its franchises, with 461 locations approved to open amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
MOOYAH Burgers, Fries & Shakes CEO Anand Gala credits the company’s proactive steps in educating its Franchise Owners and establishing protocols to best serve its Guests during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The massage industry is thriving as businesses begin to reopen amid COVID-19, with Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa seeing a higher rate of conversion to its membership program.
Treasury Secretary Mnuchin warns businesses could face criminal liability for PPP loans, announcing audits for loans over $2 million.
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Tom Colicchio, founder of 'Wichcraft, discusses his plans to approach franchising his gourmet sandwich shops with proven success and knowledge of their home markets.
Well, they should focus on an ADA-compliant strategy and put that into their budgets because as we have seen with Domino's, the Supreme Court has ruled in favor they were not compliant which sets the precedent.
The Supreme Court's rejection of Domino's appeal on website accessibility could lead to a new era for restaurants and their mobile apps, making them more accessible to people with disabilities.
Whole Foods is slashing prices on over 500 items, with customers expected to save an average of 20 percent on select purchases.
Jersey Mike’s donated 100% of its sales to local charities yesterday as part of its ninth annual Day of Giving, with over 1,500 restaurants participating.
Domino's opens its 16,000th store in Cheektowaga, New York, marking a significant milestone for the brand.
Retailers like Walgreens and Kroger adopt facial recognition technology to better understand consumer habits and boost sales.
Chick-fil-A increased its employee scholarship budget to $15.3 million, with nearly 90 percent of last year's recipients planning to continue working at the chain while pursuing their education.
Chick-fil-A cancels two First 100 Campout events in St. Louis, Missouri, due to polar vortex forecasts.
Alcohol consumption declined by 0.8 percent last year, according to a Fox Business report citing data from the Wall Street Journal.
Several states will increase minimum wages in 2019, affecting over 20 states, with individual localities also raising their minimum wages.
Jack in the Box has engaged in talks with potential buyers, but there is no assurance that the exploration of strategic and financing alternatives will result in a transaction.
Several pet franchises have fewer than 50 units, offering opportunities for franchisees to invest in the growing pet care segment.
The number one thing veterans want when they leave military service is help finding a job, according to a Fox Business report.
American spending for Halloween is expected to reach $9 billion, driven by consumer confidence and high demand for decorations and costumes.