Taking your Franchise to the UK and Europe
maj 17th, 2008This article outlines a range of key factors and decisions to consider when evaluating international franchising in the UK and Europe.
This article outlines a range of key factors and decisions to consider when evaluating international franchising in the UK and Europe.
Is going Green a fad? Or is it something bigger. Bigger than us? Ever since I wrote about a franchise out of California {Big surprise there} that is franchising it’s solar energy business, I have been receiving emails from folks that want to know more about it. And..this is really telling, my posts about solar energy franchises are still the most read about on this blog. Now, the US Government…
Is starting to really take this green thing seriously. As a matter of fact, the Business.gov website, a great resource for small business start-ups, has decided to produce an entire section on starting your own Green business. The section starts out like this:
Resources for start ups and entrepreneurs
Having a section like this shows me that this Green thing is certainly not being looked at as a fad, by the government. This section also shows some case studies of specific green businesses, including some well known ones like Ben and Jerry’s {A franchise!}, to all of us.
I suggest that you start thinking about adding a Green component to your business start-up plans. Get in on this today. You will help the environment, help your future customers/clients, and even help yourself.
Forget pizza delivery. And cheap airfares. And bottled water. In fact, forget a way of life that looks much like today’s. But would that be so bad?
Many Americans feel inflation is running hotter than the government’s consumer price index suggests. One of the reasons: Wages aren’t keep pace with prices.
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The Dow closes up 94 points. Techs rally after BlackBerry maker Research In Motion announces a competitor to Apple’s iPhone. Carl Icahn launches his Yahoo proxy fight. Buffett adds to Burlington Northern, Wells Fargo stakes. Crude falls to $120 but rebounds.
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