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Mountain Mikes Pizza has opened its first Napa, California location. The restaurant is owned by Chandi Hospitality Group, a franchisee and area developer for Mountain Mikes, which currently owns or operates 15 locations throughout the greater North Bay Area.

Killer Burger, a Pacific Northwest burger brand, is opening Monday in Hayden, Idaho, in the Prairie Shopping Center, near the Albertsons and Rite Aid stores. Entrepreneurial couple Wes and Coral Walterman, who are also Killers first franchisees and own a…

A top challenge for franchisors is keeping franchisees engaged, happy and aligned with brand goals. Experts offered up tips and best practices to do just that at the recent Restaurant Franchising and Innovation Summit hosted by Networld Media Group.

Fazolis President and CEO Carl Howard said that hes signed four franchise agreements with three new franchisees and one existing partner to open 10 locations throughout Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Dakota. The Lexington, Kentucky-based chain will open locations…

Western-themed quick-service chain Roy Rogers will expand into Greater Cincinnati with a partnership with One Holland Corp. The restaurant group will open 10 Roy Rogers locations over the next six years, according to a press release. "We couldnt be happier…

Beyond Juicery + Eatery is opening a location next week in Farmington, Michigan, at 33317 Grand River Ave., under the direction of Lindsay Pustulka. "Ive been a fan of Beyond Juicery + Eatery from the beginning and it was an…

Florida-based BurgerFi International Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Anthonys Coal Fired Pizza & Wings from L Catterton for approximately $161.3 million.

Florida-based BurgerFi International Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Anthonys Coal Fired Pizza & Wings from L Catterton for approximately $161.3 million.

Colorado-based Ziggis Coffee has opened its first Texas location. The shop, located at 1417 FM 1463 Road in Katy, features an indoor cafe as well as a drive-thru. "When we first tried the coffee, we ranted and raved and wondered why we didnt have something like this in Texas," Franchisee Amber King said in a company press release.

On 18th August 2021, in Pakistan International Airline Corporation v Times Travel (UK) Ltd, the Supreme Court unanimously held that economic (or lawful act) duress is a valid concept under English law. It also confirmed the key elements of the doctrine and provided clear guidance on how it should be applied by the courts.