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The franchise agreement spells out the terms of your relationship with the franchisor and likely will be signed for a 10-year term. So pay extra attention to these areas.

When looking to buy a franchise, entrepreneurs research business opportunities, visit franchise trade shows and consider their interests to find the best business to buy.

It's more than alphabet soup. In a major overhaul of the franchise industry, the Federal Trade Commission has mandated changes in what potential franchisees will learn.

Getting on to the franchise bandwagon can be very profitable provided one avoids all pitfalls along the route.

Opening a franchise is not an overnight job. You'll work long and hard before you even get to the point of signing an agreement, much less before you earn a dollar.

The benefit of franchising is that the franchisee starts with a business model and established brand name. Protecting that name is up to all franchisees.

FLYBE, the UK's biggest regional airline, operates a domestic route network which stretches from the Shetland Isles to the Channel Islands.

The benefits of a franchise owner include name recognition, marketing and training and venture opportunities with a lower risk. Check out these established franchises.

Questions, questions: The decision to start a business can be full of them. But when comparing several potential franchises, a good list leads to the best decision.

When you are starting a franchise, you must become a detective before you can become a business owner.

EasyHotels is set to revolutionise the hotel industry, offering ultra cheap rooms in city centres worldwide. Newest one is in London's Victoria, with Luton coming up.

A business broker is a professional skilled in the art of matching businesses for sale with qualified entrepreneurs and facilitating the transition to new ownership.

If you've been dazzled by the notion of franchise success, and it does offer greater success than a stand-alone business, don't make the mistake of thinking it's easier.

If you're concerned about your career path, worried about layoffs or tired of doing more with less, you may be thinking of quitting and opening your own business.

Not every business idea is franchise-worthy and not every entrepreneur is franchise material. Do you have what it takes?

Entrepreneurs starting a business choose franchising for the proven business system and brand recognition, but fees and regulations are also part of the bargain.

E85 can deliver large savings in fossil fuel use, help fight greenhouse gas emissions and combat rising fuel prices, despite problems with production and availability.

When a franchisee signs on, he's often buying a well-packaged business system. Beyond the initial purchase, though, there are recurring fees in most franchise agreements.

When considering purchasing a franchise, entrepreneurs may find the franchise they desire is already open, but for sale. What are the up and downsides of buying one?

Merely starting a franchise doesn't guarantee success. Granted, the franchisor provides a proven path, but its up to the franchisee to choose to follow it.