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3 Reasons Why Franchise Systems Are So Valuable
Franchise systems continue to be gobbled up at higher and higher valuations because of these three value drivers.
What's the Deal With Subway's 'Fake Tuna' Lawsuit? A Look Inside the Unusual Case
The saga over Subway's tuna-legitimacy continues as a plaintiff argues that the chain's "100% tuna" claim is false. Subway stands by its statement.
Meet the Women Behind Some of McDonald's Most Iconic (And Essential) Ingredients—And How They're Setting New Standards
The manufacturers of McDonald's essential ingredients know how to deliver quality and inspire change.
Owning a Franchise Could Be Your Fastest Route to Business Ownership. Here's What You Need to Know to Succeed.
Opening a franchise is a great option if you are interested in running your own business while minimizing the risk of starting one on your own. Let's discuss why opening a franchise might be the fastest route to business ownership and success.
Wendy's, McDonald's Sued for Allegedly Misrepresenting Burger Patty Size
The complaint cites numerous burgers from each chain, including the Wendy's Bourbon Bacon Cheeseburger and McDonald's Big Mac.
McDonald's to Exit Russia for Good: 'We Can No Longer Keep the Arches Shining There.'
After 30 years and over 800 stores, McDonald's has decided to leave Russia for good following its temporary closure of stores amidst conflict with Ukraine.
Why Chick-fil-A Employees Never Say 'You're Welcome'
A lesson in gratitude and communication for all employees and entrepreneurs.
Starbucks in Hot Water With U.S. Labor Board
The National Labor Relations Board has sued the coffee giant over alleged retaliation efforts against three employees involved in organizing a union.
McDonald's and Burger King Sued for Use of 'Forever Chemicals'
New report finds harmful chemicals in packaging from 24 popular food and grocery chains, prompting class-action suits against two of the biggest retailers on the list.