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and share the wealth.
“That’s why McDonald’s, Tim Horton’s and Canadian Tire are so popular,” he said. “They produce millionaires.”
But Dillon warned that nobody gets rich without doing their homework
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, he “can’t warn would-be borrowers away from potential trouble. But “I’d tell them to phone [the CFA] and ask if there had been any complaints.”
The CFA’s Mr. Cunningham said he would warn an inquirer
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for making false and unsubstantiated earnings claims should remind franchisors and franchise brokers that whatever they want prospective franchisees to read on their web page can, and likely will be, read
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law, similar to that in many U.S. states, requires franchising firms to register with the government and provide updated information each year, including data about their financial position
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to complain about. If a franchisee is treated reasonably, what reason does s/he have to sue?
Mr. Wulff’s parade of horribles is nothing more than a rephrasing of franchisor attorneys’ much repeated warning
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warnings.
The Franchising Code will be changed to require franchisors to disclose to franchisees the processes that will apply in determining end-of-term arrangements, including whether or not there is some
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as a warning to the banks that if they don't do a thorough job of checking out the loan themselves, the courts are not going to treat them as innocent victims of fraud.
It has also led to criticism
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While no data on failure rates is available, a study by the Small Business Administration's Inspector General in 2002, the latest available, said there was no evidence that franchises succeed any
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September last year to warn this magazine to respect the financial consultant’s “irreproachable and favourable” reputation. He also questioned the ethics of Canadian Business, claiming its reporter
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many of the allegations are false and unsubstantiated. In his motion filed yesterday seeking leave to sue Laurentian, Mr. Badr argues the bank did not negotiate with him in good faith and reneged
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