Published July 3, 2015
Why you should NOT franchise your restaurant business
Shareholders of America’s top food chains love to franchise, but new figures show sales growth is higher for company-owned chains – higher than their franchise counterparts. The data suggests the top 183 businesses that don’t operate through franchisees saw a sales increase of 6.2% compared to just 1.6% for the top 44 franchises.
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