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Robeks, which serves smoothies, juices and acai bowls, is opening two locations this month in California and one in New York, expanding from coast to coast, according to a company press release. The stores are located in: La Verne, California,…

Pokeworks has executed three multi-unit area development agreements resulting in 10 locations opening over the next three years in California, New York and Texas. "Were thrilled to bring our freshest, premium products from sustainable sources to more people across the…

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Juice It Up is headed to Arizona this summer, opening a store in Ehrenberg, just east of the California border. Under the direction of first-time Juice It Up franchisee Rod Rezvani, the unit will be part of an existing travel,…

With 72 deals signed this year, and over 40% year-over-year growth, Paris Baguette, based in Seoul, South Korea, is poised to meet its goal of opening 56 U.S. locations in 2022 and expanding to Florida, Hawaii and Maryland "Theres a…

Jinya Ramen Bar is opening inside the Ameristar Casino Resort Spa Black Hawk in Colorado as part of its partnership with Ameristars parent company, Penn National Gaming. The agreement includes options for future development at additional casinos within its portfolio…

Successful franchisors who operate in their local markets usually look to expanding their system by way of international franchising which provides…

Auburn, Alabama-based Chicken Salad Chick is making its Chicago debut thanks to a three-unit deal with a local couple, Kim and Garrett Seaman. The stores will span from the Fox Valley to Wheaton with the first location opening by years…

Fazolis, owned by FAT Brands, is opening its first Panama City-based restaurant Tuesday at 2219 MLK Blvd., marking the brands fifth location in Florida. "We cant wait to bring Panama City its go-to spot for Fast. Fresh.

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