Franchising

To start any kind of franchise requires a significant amount of capital. For starters you need the franchise fee to pay to Dunkin Donuts. You also need capital to buy or lease the restaurant space, advertise your grand opening as well as your job openings and to pay the staff. Here is a link to the Dunkin Donuts website where you can find information on their franchise fee's to get you started. http://www.dunkinfranchising.com/aboutus/franchise/franchise-opportunities.html

A good one makes 15 dollars an hour.

Yes, you can use created players in "Online Franchise" on Madden NFL 2010.

you go to your franchise menu then to your options and theres a save option Glad To Help

First create a team including all of the options. then save. next go into franchise mode in any of the madden NFL games. load your team, select your created team; choose the option on the right to chose what NFL team such as the Rams. press ok then proceed with franchise wizard. and there you go. on another note, if you see that your roster sucks and you are not happy with it, i would probably first begin with putting your favorite players into free agency and then proceed these steps above.

Well I don't know when the whole entire thing started but Halo 1 released on November 14, 2001 ~Turbo-117~

Yes, there is a Medal of Honor game coming out this year in 2010 simply called Medal of Honor, and shouldn't be confused with the original Medal of Honor game.

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go to the play career option, and then either select coach or player.

Yes it has Fantasy Draft in Franchise Mode if that's what you mean. You have to go online to get roster updates.

I have played a couple of different franchises and am yet to see where you can change teams. I tried starting one with three teams hoping I could set two of the teams operations to CPU and control the third, but the setting apply to all user teams. Basically, it's as vanilla if not more so than in the past. Shame.

25k fee + 75k proved cash (liquid) reserves during application process

Selling a franchise is much different than selling the underlying product or service (like a pizza, or a tax return). Unless the company is schooled in franchise marketing, the task of selling a franchise can easily become frustrating, as in not selling any franchises. Or, franchises may be sold to inappropriate persons, setting up the franchise company for a slew of problems and excessive hand-holding that may even lead to franchise litigation. Disgruntled franchise owners very often file a lawsuit to recover damages, included their total investment to date.

There are two practical ways to gain franchise marketing expertise. The first, and most expensive, is hiring an outside person with franchise marketing-management experience to join the management team. This usually involves spending a six-figure amount on a yearly basis to pay for these services.

The second, more practical way, is to enroll in a franchise marketing workshop taught by a seasoned franchise expert with many decades of experience in the subtleties of selling franchises.

The process of establishing a franchise and "selling franchises" is also regulated by both federal and state law. Prior to advertising, selling or offering the sale of a franchise, a franchisor must comply with the "Federal Franchise Rule" (16 CFR 436, 437) respecting the disclosure obligations of a franchisor. The primary obligation of a franchisor - prior to selling a franchise - relates to an extensive written disclosure document (known as a "Franchise Disclosure Document" or "FDD") that must be continuously prepared, updated and given to prospective franchisees prior to the offer or sale of a franchise. In addition to federal regulation, there are various franchise registration state laws that require franchise companies to register and file their FDD with a local state agency. Additionally certain states maintain various franchise and business opportunity laws that must also be considered and complied with. Prospective franchisors - prior to offering or selling a franchise - need to consult with a qualified legal professional to prepare the appropriate "franchise disclosure document" and to ensure that each particular states "registration" and/or regulatory requirements are satisfied.

Go to http://www.graphicartsonline.com/article/299011-Top_Firms_GAM_101.php and you will see.
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The cost of Franchise from Application fees to Bonds and others are much lower than fifty thousand pesos (50k). It is not "closed " in Metro Manila. Its just harder to get a good location. But if a new mall is about to open, i am sure a lotto franchise would be available. You may get all the information that you will need including forms about the PCSO Lotto Franchise from this e-book I bought, see below website link: " A Complete PCSO Lotto Franchise e-book ", it cost PHP700 pesos.

On April 23, 2008, the Chicago Cubs recorded the 10,000th win in franchise history. From that date until this writing (9/27/2009), the Cubs have recorded 163 more victories, bringing the total to 10,163 with 8 games left to play in the 2009 season.

Cleveland cavaliers 26

368 regular season games and 20 playoff games - 2 superbowls.

As of 2007:

Los Angeles Clippers 952-1721 - .356 - 2673

I think the most succsesful team is probably the Miami Dolphins. They went undefeated and they were super bowel champions that year. This year however the New England Patriots (who I don't like) may top that record if they win the super bowl.

Glasgow rangers are the most successful the have won over 110 cups

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J.E. Clair named his football team Green Bay Packers.

The least successful NHL team are the Columbus Bluejackets, in the NFL the Arizona Cardinals, in the MLB the Tampa Bay Rays, and in the NBA the Charlotte Bobcats.

That was the Raiders who won Super Bowls XI and XV as the Oakland Raiders and Super Bowl XVIII as the Los Angeles Raiders. Through Super Bowl XLII, one other team has done that. The Colts won Super Bowl V as the Baltimore Colts and Super Bowl XL as the Indianapolis Colts.