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Nirmal Pandey opens TWO MEN AND A TRUCK franchise in Victoria

For 14 years, Zach Staruch has worked in real estate, helping clients find homes in Southwest Florida.

Mario Restrepo invested in a TruBlue franchise after a decade in security systems.

In boutique fitness, standing still can be just as dangerous as moving too quickly.

Express Employment Professionals expands in Ontario with 15 new territories

Pigtails & Crewcuts , the 85-plus-unit kids’ salon franchise, is growing in Florida and has named the Tampa region as a priority market.

Mike LaRue leads Angry Chickz franchise development with selective approach.

Barberitos opened its first restaurant in Athens, Georgia, in 2000 and began franchising two years later.

Franchisors evaluate vendor partners based on scalability and understanding of their brand.

For Jeanette Davis , choosing Mellow Mushroom meant putting more than 30 years of restaurant development experience behind a brand she believed was worth building.

For most people, their home is one of the biggest investments they’ll ever make.

The International Franchise Association is pushing for the American Franchise Act, a bill that would set a single federal standard for joint employer status, at Capitol Hill.

For real estate professionals, success often depends on more than simply listing and selling homes.

New U Women's Clinic & Aesthetics offers integrated wellness franchise

With a growing demand for authentic, healthy Japanese cuisine, Onigilly Japanese Kitchen offers franchisees a scalable opportunity to bring a proven fast-casual concept to high-traffic locations across the United States.

For prospective franchise owners, economic uncertainty changes the questions they're asking.

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii is a retail coffee franchise that sells Hawaiian and international coffees, espresso and tea drinks, food, and packaged coffee beans in shops styled around a nostalgic Hawaiian theme.

Scott Thompson shares expert tips on optimizing multi-unit franchise support

For many home service businesses, generating revenue means continually finding the next customer.

For experienced operators, the value of franchising isn't simply opening a single store - it's scaling multi-unit locations across regional markets.

Art Coley, CEO of CGI Franchise, leads with data-driven development

Busy Bee Jumpers simplified its inventory and nearly tripled revenue

Jennifer Teller has spent nearly three decades helping people through some of life's most difficult situations.

New U offers a unique women's health and wellness franchise opportunity