Franchising in a sentence

Many aspiring business owners have limited knowledge on franchising and the availability of franchising opportunities.

Although many business owners did affiliate with cooperative ventures of one type or another, there was little growth in franchising until the early 20th century, and what franchising there was did not take the same form as it does today.

The Minister of Industry, Margaret Hodge, conducted hearings but saw no need for any government regulation of franchising with the advice that government regulation of franchising might lull the public into a false sense of security.

A full meeting of West Yorkshire Combined Authority gave the go-ahead for a regional-wide public consultation on bus franchising.

Daley Thompson, who is franchising his second gym with Hybrid, said: “I am delighted to be opening my second Hybrid Fitness in Hove.

Following this steep drop, shares in the fitness center franchising company may seem oversold to some today.

Founder & Managing Director of Emergent Growth Advisors, a strategic advisory firm at the intersection of franchising and private equity.

Franchising has become a popular way for restaurants to grow and expand, without having to invest huge amounts of capital in opening new locations themselves.

Further, Riot’s partnership program for Valorant did not include franchising fees.

In the following years Pat began franchising the brand with some success.

It opened on Aug. 18, 1953, just as the chain was beginning to grow through franchising, and featured what would become the chain’s signature “red and white” design with a mansard roof and golden arches, according to a on the McDonald’s website.

It operates through direct ownership, management arrangements, franchising, and regional developers.

It's a bit of an antiquated law though I'm not certain I understand why franchising dealerships is so bad for Tesla and Rivian's business models.

Of the Leviathan, Runciman writes: “Its argument assumes that humans are incapable of peaceful co-existence without franchising out our decision-making power to an unaccountable higher body.

Secondly, SPT is undertaking work at this very moment to develop a new Regional Bus Strategy which will tackle the root causes of instability in bus services and will specifically explore how we use powers such as franchising.

The is a bona fide nexus of diverging areas of law himself: Wingstop franchising and the associated legal “complications,” buying cars and avoiding the DMV’s mail fraud accusationsone of the most easily avoidable contract breaches in recent rap history.

Under the contingency plan, Rubiano said the Mayor’s Office, Pasay Traffic & Parking Management, and Tricycle-Pedicab Franchising, will implement “Libeng Sakay” or free ride for seven days.

But bosses at Go North East and Arriva, two of the big three operators in our region, have now spoken in positive terms about the prospect of a bus franchising model here.

Franchising is already used in London and Manchester, and would give SPT the power to set fares, routes, ticketing arrangements, and bus branding.

In a franchising model, bus companies are given a set amount of money to operate bus services, rather than operating off of fares paid by passengers.