Shaquille O’Neal-Owned Chicken Concept Partners with Delaware North Sportservice to Satisfy the Cravings of Baseball Fans at Home of the St. Louis Cardinals
HB 2404 advanced Assembly Rules Committee today; legislation would be the most far-reaching franchise law of any state, crush local business ownership opportunities
Ellianos Coffee is excited to announce we are breaking into a new market in North Carolina with three stores coming to the state soon!
Dogtopia Foundation Ambassador Receives Award From M&M’S Brand, Proudly Part Of Mars, Honoring 20 Trailblazing Women
Leading Coffee Franchise Promotes VP of Marketing to C-Suite as it Looks to Next Era of Brand Growth & Innovation
Franchise owners from around the world connect in Kissimmee, Florida, for 15th annual event
Leading Tire and Wheel Retailer Celebrates a Year of Firsts and Growth at 20th Annual Gathering
Addition of 5×8 ApexPRO Expands the Signage and Graphics Provider’s Capabilities
The International Franchise Association (IFA) today urged a “no” vote on New Jersey bill A-1958, which the organization warns would undermine the franchise business model in the state. The legislation would insert the state government into private franchise contracts, promote litigation, and diminish brand standards – the foundation of the franchise model. The bill is being considered today by the New Jersey Assembly Commerce and Economic Development Committee.