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funds; to pay royalties; and to adhere to bookkeeping guidelines. When one incorporates the operations manual into the contract, the franchisee’s obligations increase dramatically. On the other hand, the franchisor’s contractual obligations extend only to training, to advertising, and to the provision of an exclusive territory. Ongoing management

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Timothy's Coffees of the World Inc. has acquired mmmuffins Canada Corp., one of the country's largest privately held franchise companies with more than 90 stores. The Toronto Star

“If franchisees are forbidden to discuss the lawsuit, what good is disclosure? Gag clauses are completely contrary to the entire framework of franchisor disclosure laws. That’s the whole point

The owner of the 241 Pizza delivery chain is buying doughnut maker Robin’s Foods Inc., with hopes of blending the two operations under a single roof in some locations

Shares of Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. soared today after Canada's biggest convenience-store operator boosted its U.S. presence dramatically with a $1.1-billion purchase that gives the Montreal-based

"We believe that we don't have the same level of problem in the Canadian industry as we've seen emerging in the United States," Mr. Pelletier said…While many