In her monthly "Grab Bag" column, Editor in Chief Laura Michaels asks the tough questions—What superhero power would you most like to have? Wh…
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Michelin-recommended restaurants don’t often, if ever, expand via franchising. Keeping that top-tier quality in food, craftmanship and service…
Children require variety and creativity to keep them engaged in school curriculum. That’s where activity-based education franchises Snapology, The Little Gym and Code Ninjas come in.
Reporter Alyssa Huglen asks what makes emerging brand leaders tick—and presents their edited answers in this column in each issue. To suggest …
Dive into the details of Brooklyn Robot Foundry, KidStrong, Valhallan and Slime Kitchen.
Overall franchisor confidence in their ability to hit franchise growth goals is “meaningfully down from the first quarter,” said BoeFly CEO Mi…
Oxford English Dictionary might as well announce “tariffs” as its 2025 word of the year half a year early. It’s all anyone can talk about, and…
Today’s franchise marketing leaders must consider multiple audiences using a variety of channels as they work to get their brand’s message in front of consumers. Integration is the name of the game, but experts say understanding the nuances of each group is crucial.
After hitting pause on growth around the time of the pandemic, Missouri-based Big Whiskey’s is again making a push to open more units. As part of the effort, the brand signed a three-unit agreement with a Texas couple who will bring the brand to Houston.
Parents in Germany are “desperate” to find activities for their kids, says new School of Rock franchisee Bill Cole, and he believes the music education concept will prove appealing with its energetic approach and live performance opportunities.