Registered Nurse Expands His Senior Care Business in Massachusetts  

Budget Blinds, Kitchen Tune-Up, Aussie Pet Mobile and Concrete Craft Among Ranked Brands 

Leading Dog Daycare and Boarding Facility Makes its Debut in A Thriving Austin Suburb 

LA Dads Team Up to Bring Family Entertainment Brand to the Area, Create 500 Jobs in Southern California

RSVP Direct Mail Advertising, the industry-leading luxury direct mail company, has announced the expansion of its marketing services to Las Vegas.

Leader in Math Learning Centers Continues to Achieve Strong Growth & Performance as Demand for Services Surge

Leading Residential and Retail Plumbing Franchise Expanding on the Gulf Coast with Newest Opening

Legendary Pizza Chain Appoints Industry Veteran as Newest Executive Team Member 

Streamline Brands Celebrates Standout Franchisee Earning Prestigious Industry Recognition in Women-Owned Category

The International Franchise Association (IFA) today applauded a group of bipartisan members of the U.S. House of Representatives, who sent a letter to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) with concerns about the agency’s recent activity threatening the franchise model. Citing the Commission’s March 10 Request for Information (RFI), the congressmen caution that this recent activity does not align with the “statutory jurisdiction or mission of the agency” and that there is no “legitimate basis for the commission’s inquiry.”