“We applaud the decision by the Northern District of Texas vacating the FTC’s unlawful noncompete rule,” said Michael Layman, IFA senior vice president of government relations and public affairs. “Using the precedent from the Supreme Court decision overturning the Chevron doctrine, the ruling not only delivered the death knell to the FTC’s attempt to expand its rulemaking authority, but also agreed with the arguments raised by IFA in its amicus brief filed in the case that the rulemaking record, fraught with a lack of empirical data, does not allow for such a sweeping rule. The decision is a win for franchised small businesses and their right to independently operate.”
Leading salon suite franchise continues expansion of philanthropic programs with its annual fundraiser beginning next month
Hilton Head Island’s First Dedicated Indoor Pickleball Facility Opening Late Fall
The one-stop-shop for dog care continues to expand, with fifth location in Louisiana opened this summer
Jacksonville’s favorite diner reflects on a successful first half of 2024 with new menu items and expansion plans for Q3 and Q4
For the ninth time, National Automotive Styling Centers™ franchise makes the Inc. 5000 with three-year revenue growth of 81 percent
The Brothers that just do Gutters announced today the opening of its new franchise in Sunnyvale, CA, owned and operated by Eric Dodge.
Executive Home Care, a nationally recognized leader in in-home care for seniors and disabled persons, proudly announces the opening of its newest franchise, Executive Home Care of South East Tampa.
Leading Chiropractic Care Franchise to Continue Growth through Strategic Partnership with Morrow Hill and Advanced Site Selection Technology