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My teen wants to get a part-time job to earn some pocket money.

Wellness franchises tap into $6.8 trillion industry with preventive care

Restaurants face pushback and risk when integrating AI tools, with 48% of executives concerned about managing risk.

Aging demographics and a desire for mission-driven entrepreneurship are fueling growth in the senior care franchise sector as business owners look for social impact.

Senior living operators face a disconnect between high-tech adoption goals and resident skepticism regarding the impact of AI on human-centric care and personal health outcomes.

Franchise systems miss prospects' communication preferences, causing friction and slowing momentum.

Heyday, a rapidly growing skincare franchise, attracts millennial franchise owners with its fresh concept and focus on expert, personalized services.

Right at Home is celebrating its second annual Professional Caregivers Week, with plans to recruit 30,000 caregivers in 2020.

Restaurant technology has evolved, but human interaction remains a priority, with devices like Kallpod facilitating seamless engagement between staff and guests.

A recent Pew Research Center survey found that Facebook and YouTube are the most popular social platforms among the majority of Americans in early 2018.

To connect with millennials, consider authenticity, highlighting brand values, and relevant articles or informative content.

Smartphones are changing the future of franchising, with loyalty programs and online ordering becoming increasingly popular.

Donald Trump reacted to President Barack Obama's recent endorsement of Hillary Clinton with a tweet.

Coca-Cola launches campaign to transform negative tweets into happy images, but faces backlash after inadvertently promoting Adolf Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’.