franchisees

The perversion of the law is that Tesla has never had franchisees, and they're still being blocked by the laws in many states, contrary to the original intention.

Ray Kroc handled the franchisees and systems, while CEO Harry Sonneborn handled the money, real estata and investors.

The franchisees then further invested a lot of their money and time in building up the dealerships.

Years ago some Subway franchisees sued Subway because they were selling franchises right across the street from existing franchises.

In all seriousness, The Coca-Cola Company produces and distributes only their syrup concentrate to franchisees, whom bottle it for sale.

Entrepreneur is for fast food franchisees and ebay businesses, really not much for tech startups.

That is, a decade ago when Subway was in growth mode, they didn't want anything to prevent new franchisees from signing up.

The franchisees were killed by people that bought only the sandwiches and ran.

A crazy idea might be to start with better evaluation of potential franchisees.

Because the franchisees are usually completely at the mercy of their chosen brand.

However, some of the big auto companies later engaged in pressure tactics to get the franchisees to sell their dealerships back at a low price.

When prices are raised, the parent company makes more money, even though the franchisees probably make less, because they get a similar percentage on lower volume.

McDonald's runs a very tight ship; franchisees have little latitude to go "rogue".

Franchisees make up for that by getting really cheap, especially on labor.

Franchisees, which are 4/5 of the operations, make their own salary decisions.

Franchisees might have to replace the signage.