Those with a name such as Andrew Llewellyn Terry, respectively reflecting Scottish, Welsh and English heritage, should exercise caution in

What should a franchisee look for in the intellectual property (IP) of a franchisor? It is a sign of a

Everyone starts out in business expecting to be successful but it can be a long hard road to reach the

Retailers are devastated by the Reserve BankÍs decision to raise interest rates to 4.75 percent yesterday, just one month before Christmas, said

A mixed response to questions about New Zealand’s state of business in a recent survey, Franchising Confidence, has revealed challenges

New Small Business Minister Nick Sherry has confirmed the Federal Government favours a hands-off approach to the Franchising Code of Conduct

The move by South Australian politicians to introduce State based small business legislation that will give franchisees a tighter set

Proposed changes to South Australia’s franchising system, which include implementing state-wide rather than national legislation, would cause investment in the

The majority of franchisees say they chose a franchised business rather than establishing their own because of the potential financial

When a franchisor terminates a franchisee’s agreement without notice, the repercussions can be dramatic. The case of a franchisor seeking

Shakespeare’s Juliet may have suggested that a rose by any other name would smell as sweet but brand managers who

Franchisees do sometimes suffer because a franchisor has failed to deliver on certain promises contained in the franchise agreement. It