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Author reflects on business heroes, including Henry Ford and Lee Iacocca.

The restaurant industry prepares for a Trump presidency, with the International Franchise Association's president expressing concerns about regulatory policies and job creation.

President Obama and President-elect Trump held a meeting in the Oval Office after the election.

The author of the article is thankful for various things, including a surprise baby shower and a full Thanksgiving meal with the staff.

As Donald Trump takes office, many questions remain on how his policies will affect the restaurant industry, with business planning being a challenge due to uncertainty about his stance on key issues.

CNN examines how President Trump's policies could affect finances and the economy.

The International Franchise Association responds to the U.S. election results, planning to move franchising forward and ensure the voice of America’s franchise businesses is heard.

America's leaders are making an effort to unite the country after the election, with a focus on addressing the nation's divisions.

Donald Trump's presidential win raises questions about the future of the franchising industry, with potential implications for policy and regulation.

The 2016 US presidential election reaches its endpoint, with voters casting ballots and turnout reaching new levels in some areas.

Five demographic groups show how divided the U.S. is ahead of the presidential election, according to a recent NPR article.

The 2016 US presidential election is on November 8, with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump as the main candidates.

A CNN article highlights the key states and signs to watch out for on election night, with both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump making final stops in swing states.

The 2016 US presidential election will impact the country's industries and businesses, including franchising, on November 8.

Election news roundup covering top headlines and projections for the 2016 presidential election.

The 2016 presidential election has entered its final week with both candidates competing in new territories across the US.

New overtime regulations threaten the franchise industry, potentially affecting millions of Americans and business owners.

The franchise industry calls on nation's leaders to fight back against NLRB ruling changes that threaten the industry's growth.

The 2016 presidential election will impact the franchise restaurant industry, with labor regulations and other issues at stake.

The 2016 US presidential election is in its final week, with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump as the main candidates.

A recent study found that 52 percent of adults surveyed reported feeling stressed due to the 2016 presidential election.

Whether it is Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump that takes home the win on Election Night, restaurants will be the one the feeling the impact.

Restaurant operators face labor regulations and other challenges in the 2016 presidential election, with implications for their businesses and lives.

US job growth remains steady in September with 156,000 new jobs and a 5% unemployment rate, with wages increasing by 2.6% over the past year.