Master Franchise Insight

Mijo Alanis advises a shrewd watch-and-learn approach when it comes to adapting your restaurant business during these times of rapid change, but don’t get left behind

Where do franchisors go wrong when entering the U.S. market? Ray Hays summarizes the best practices and identifies some of the most common

A recent case in which an Ontario court declined to grant an injunction motion against a rebranded store shows there are no guarantees when it comes to franchise injunctions

Regardless of market nuances, the success of any premises establishment lies in mutually beneficial terms and shared vision for success

Despite a spectacular bounce back by the restaurant sector, increasing costs and shifting consumer habits are putting smaller franchisees under unsustainable pressure. Kevin Burke investigates whether now is the time to get big or get out

For first-time franchisees or those entering the industry anew, franchise fees can sometimes seem lofty at best. But there are several very important reasons why these charges exist – and why they propel the long-term growth of a brand

Auckland lawyer Stewart Germann provides a snapshot of franchising in unregulated New Zealand, including vital information about franchise agreements

How do franchise brands achieve profit and growth in New Zealand? By developing rocksolid systems and respecting its unique market, says Nathan Bonney