What is International Mediation?
During conflict, the parties are not able to reach to an agreement. So, a third party steps in to resolve the conflict and help the conflicting parties reach to a mutual agreement. The third party can also be called...
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International Franchising has acquired speed in the past few years. Master Franchises now are well equipped with the capital for expansion and also the knowledge of local territories where they need to expand their business.
However, each country...
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What is International Arbitration?w-overview
International Arbitration is termed as an agreement between two parties (individuals, groups, states, organizations) which includes a rider for future conflicts in the contract.
International Arbitration...
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It is an unavoidable fact that franchising is essential to grow a business. It is a substitute to fund a business growth. Some start with domestic region while some move on to next level, i.e. International Franchise.
International...
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What is International Mediation?
During conflict, the parties are not able to reach to an agreement. So, a third party steps in to resolve the conflict and help the conflicting parties reach to a mutual agreement. The third party can also be called...
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We have written on this blog numerous times on how the military life prepares veterans for a transition into the franchise business. Franchisees are entrepreneurs, but franchisees are limited to the degree of discretion they have over business...
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When evaluating a franchise for potential investment one should examine the trend of earnings per share, the number of franchise sales, and stock price of the parent company in order to get a feel for the direction the company may be heading. This...
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The Wells Fargo unauthorized account opening scandal is now spreading to its small businesses lending practices nationwide. Wells Fargo is not a franchise company per se, but is perhaps more involved in franchising than any other company. Wells...
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One of the critical laws governing franchise sales is the “cooling off” period. The cooling off period is recognized by the FTC as a mandatory period of time, in which a new franchisee has the right to get their money back should they...
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In addition to paying your employees the required minimum wage, a franchise owner has the legal responsibility to comply with the department of taxation, in the states where they are located, to pay sales taxes on an on-going basis. If a franchisee...
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