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Massachusetts Dunkin' franchises reach over $1 million settlement for child labor violations - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Dunkin' franchises reach over $1 million settlement for child labor violations

Massachusetts Attorney General's Office said it reached settlements with multiple Dunkin’ franchises totaling over $1 million for child labor violations.

FAT Brands-owned Smokey Bones partners with Robert Irvine - Vimarsana News

FAT Brands-owned Smokey Bones partners with Robert Irvine

Smokey Bones, which has 61 locations and several ghost kitchens is partnering with culinary personality and philanthropist, Chef Robert Irvine, to create Robert's Ribfest, a half-rack of house-smoked St. Louis ribs, two sides, a piece of garlic bread and a…

Garage-born Crimson Coward hitting 200 locations by 2027 - Vimarsana News

Garage-born Crimson Coward hitting 200 locations by 2027

By year's end, the brand will have nine stores spanning California, Michigan, Texas and Virginia and is looking for franchise partners to take the brand across the country.

Slim Chickens adding to Kentucky footprint - Vimarsana News

Slim Chickens adding to Kentucky footprint

Arkansas-based Slim Chickens is opening in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, at 412 W. Dixie Ave., under the direction of multi-unit operating group, Houchens Food Group, which owns nine Slim Chickens. "We are growing in the state of Kentucky, and are thrilled to…

Meet The Colonel Sanders Of Cheesesteak - Vimarsana News

Meet The Colonel Sanders Of Cheesesteak

Derrick Hayes, founder and CEO of Big Dave’s Cheesesteaks, reveals his formula for franchising and working with his wife and Slutty Vegan founder Pinky Cole.

Source: forbes.com