United States — page 14

United States is a location in Burnaze's franchise knowledge graph, mentioned since 2015. 732 stories link here, each summarized from the original publisher. - Tire Pros, a national tire‑and‑automotive service franchise that began franchising in 1988, saw its franchisor shift to Asphalt Tire Pros Francorp, LLC in February 2025 after a corporate restructuring. [[15eaf1]] - Taco Bell’s same‑store sales rebounded after a Q3 Cyclospora outbreak, posting weekly gains, a 25 % year‑over‑year loyalty increase and now contributing 38 % of Yum! Brands’ domestic operating profit. [[31c8bd]] - Batteries Plus operates over 700 U.S. and Puerto Rico locations, offering batteries, lighting and device‑repair services; multi‑unit franchisee Miguel Perez runs stores in Oregon and Southwest Washington. [[888d92]] - International investors depend on franchise consultants to navigate U.S. franchise opportunities, with thousands seeking guidance each year. [[fa8100]] - Christian Brothers Automotive runs more than 300 U.S. locations, features a unique royalty model, requires no prior automotive experience, and provides strong home‑office support. [[c1dee8]] - Stratus Clean is close to 100

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Survey: Small Business Owners Reaching to Make Rent

Survey: Small Business Owners Reaching to Make Rent

U.S.-based small businesses face increasing financial challenges, with 46% unable to pay rent in full and on time in May 2024, and 58% reporting rent increases over the past six months.

Taxing Assets of Wealthy Americans: A Solution

Taxing Assets of Wealthy Americans: A Solution

The Supreme Court upholds the mandatory repatriation tax, a subject of debate and scrutiny in recent years.

What's the worst that could happen in France?

What's the worst that could happen in France?

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.

Next French PM faces harsh fiscal crisis

Next French PM faces harsh fiscal crisis

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.

The Surging Rise of House Prices

The Surging Rise of House Prices

House prices are on the rise in many countries around the world, with significant increases in the United States, Australia, and Portugal.

Trade deal death rumors are greatly exaggerated

Trade deal death rumors are greatly exaggerated

Trade deals have fallen out of favor in some parts of the world, particularly in the United States, but are still being negotiated and implemented across various regions.

Griswold: National Partnership with Sensi.AI

Griswold: National Partnership with Sensi.AI

Griswold, a pioneer in non-medical senior care, is thrilled to announce its national partnership with Sensi.AI, expanding the innovative 24/7 in-home technology to several new locations across the United States.

Joe Biden: Oil Trader Extraordinaire

Joe Biden: Oil Trader Extraordinaire

President Joe Biden has successfully navigated market volatility to profit, making well-timed investments and strategic decisions.

Biden surpasses Trump with record-high China tariffs

Biden surpasses Trump with record-high China tariffs

President Joe Biden has announced new tariffs on Chinese goods, including semiconductors, solar cells, and lithium-ion batteries.

Is inflation morally unethical?

Is inflation morally unethical?

A recent article revisits E.P. Thompson's concept of the 'moral economy' in the context of rising inflation and the current economic landscape.

The perils of a strong dollar

The perils of a strong dollar

The American dollar is currently on the rise, with its value increasing by 4% this year on a trade-weighted basis.