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Savory Fund, the Salt Lake City private-equity firm that owns restaurant chains like Bonrue Bakery, Hawkers Asian Street Food, and Via 313 Pizzeria, just closed its third fund, raising $201.5 million in the process.
Weigel's and TXB discuss tobacco and loyalty at NACS Show
Private equity and venture capital firms are rapidly increasing their investments in restaurant franchise brands, with global investment in the sector doubling in 2025, according to a recent article on Yahoo Finance covering the S&P Global report.
France is facing a significant fiscal challenge, with a deficit of 5% of GDP and a debt-to-GDP ratio of 111%, prompting concerns about the country’s economic stability.
In a nod to former French politician Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, who coined the term “exorbitant privilege” in reference to America’s benefits as the issuer of the world’s reserve currency, France is currently grappling with its lack of such a privilege.
Teleperformance has achieved the AWS Well-Architected Partner status, recognizing its expertise in delivering AWS Well-Architected reviews.
Wisconsin's Economic Outlook is ranked 17th in the 16th annual “Rich States, Poor States” Economic Competitiveness Index.
1851 examines ALEC-Laffer's Economic Competitiveness Index and its implications for franchisors in Indiana.
Life Time Fitness has completed the refinancing of its $274 million Term Loan B facility, the company announced.
“In a year like no other, Hilton has remained steadfastly focused on achieving our Travel with Purpose 2030 Goals,” said Kate Mikesell, vice president, global corporate responsibility, Hilton.
Hard Rock Digital will leverage HRI and SGA's extensive database of over 130 million customers to provide an omni-channel offering for interactive gaming and sports betting.
Equinox Executive Chairman Harvey Spevak put on a brave face when he went on CNBC in August, insisting that the covid-19 pandemic wouldn’t cause irreparable harm to the chain of high-end fitness studios.
The impact of the U.S. presidential election on international franchising is assessed, with a focus on key countries and the challenges facing franchisors in the global market.