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The Impossible Whopper will be available at every Burger King in America for a limited time.

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Little Caesars is testing an Impossible Supreme Pizza with meatless sausage, catering to the growing demand for plant-based protein alternatives.

Little Caesars introduces 'Reserve-n-Ready' pickup option to enhance customer convenience and increase ticket sizes.

Successful multi-unit operators share their business philosophies and management styles in an interview with Franchise Update Media.

Little Caesars hires Jeff Klein as SVP of global marketing.

I own and operate franchised locations across many states and am often asked, "How are you able to have so many locations spread over such a distance and still have them perform as if you are visiting them weekly?" Part

Aaron Davis diversified his franchise portfolio from QSR to Fitness with Workout Anytime, opening two clubs in Spartanburg County, South Carolina.

Growth-minded brands can learn from Pet Supplies Plus, which has achieved legacy status with 450 units and counting, by focusing on creating a neighborhood feel in its stores.

Hungry Howie's CEO Steve Jackson shares the brand's history and growth.

A&W Restaurants offers incentives for new and existing franchisees, including reduced royalties and an incentive program for existing operators.

A list of the top 10 pizza franchises over 50 units in 2018 includes popular chains such as Domino's and Pizza Hut.

A&W announces the appointment of Dave Crowley as its new franchise recruitment director, responsible for recruiting new franchisees and determining ideal locations.

Four Foods Group has named its co-founder, Shauna K. Smith, as its new president, according to a report in Nation’s Restaurant News.

Anti-poaching provisions in franchise agreements have been under fire, with regulators and legislators contending that they hamper worker mobility and suppress wages.

Franchisee Don Robinson shares strategies for retaining employees in today's tight job market, including being there for employees and offering opportunities for growth.

Applebee’s, Panera, and other franchises drop ‘no-poach’ policies in response to lawsuits and changing market conditions.

11 US states attorneys general are reviewing 8 major foodservice chains for suspicion of entering into illegal no-poach agreements.

Four consumer-facing technology trends that brands can’t afford to ignore include mobile apps, which are essential tools for engaging customers and creating a memorable experience.

Growth-minded operators such as Jesse Keyser and his brother Charles have built successful portfolios by choosing between building and buying locations, and focusing on employee retention.

Little Caesars saw a 154% lift in visits during its 'If Crazy Happens' promotion, which was tied to a major upset in the March Madness tournament.

Houston-based operator Michael Knobelock is adding four Captain D's locations to his portfolio, including a conversion of a former Church's Chicken restaurant.

Savvy multi-unit franchises understand the importance of periodic remodeling and updating their units to retain existing customers and attract new ones.

Dan Burrell is a Jersey Mike's Subs multi-unit franchisee and area developer and he moderated a session at the conference entitled, "How to Retain and Grow Your Best Talent." Three…