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Service Brands Continue To Expand as 2023 Begins
By: Eddy Goldberg | 230 Reads | Service brands’ appeal to both existing and new franchisees continues to grow across the U.S. in all sectors. Selling points include a lower cost of entry, fewer employees, no retail storefront, no perishables, a simpler business model, and the ability to work from home. Here’s a quick sampling…

Image360 South-Bay Manhattan Beach Honored With Sales Pinnacle and Milestone Awards
By: Image360 | 0 Shares 23 Reads Local Signage and Graphic Solutions Provider Earns International Recognition July 14, 2022 // Franchising.com // EL SEGUNDO, Calif. – Adam Wodka, owner of Image360 in El Segundo, was recently presented with the Sales Pinnacle and Milestone awards by the Alliance Franchise Brands Network. Presented during the network’s 2022 convention,…

Franchise Expo West brings thousands to Downtown Phoenix
Thousands of Arizona entrepreneurs, business owners and brand representatives will gather at the Phoenix Convention Center this Friday and Saturday, March 18-19, for Franchise Expo West. The event – sponsored by the International Franchise Association – is a chance for Phoenix residents to learn about the fast-growing franchising industry, which continues to lead Arizona’s economic…

To bestselling gaming franchises, what are voice actors worth?
By the time Bayonetta 3 hit shelves on Oct. 28, the title was both a highly anticipated game and a hotly brewing controversy. Designed by Osaka-based PlatinumGames, the Bayonetta series follows the high-action adventures of a female witch who joins forces with demons to save the world from angelic marauders. In September 2021, Hellena Taylor,…

Franchise Theatre School’s Home-Grown Talent
By: Razzamataz Theatre Schools | 0 Shares 18 Reads November 28, 2022 // Franchising.com // It’s a proud moment when as a business you realise that your growth can come from the very people that have been a crucial part of your journey from day one. Razzamataz Theatre Schools is coming up to celebrating 23 years…

Aji Ichiban Closes Hong Kong Snack Shops, Pauses New China Mainland Franchises
(Yicai Global) June 10 — Aji Ichiban, a once-popular snack chain that operated in Hong Kong for nearly 30 years, has shut all of its outlets in the special administrative region because of a dearth of tourists resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. An Aji Ichiban employee confirmed news reports of its Hong Kong shuttering, noting…