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The man behind Wheels Up, Marquis Jet and Tequila Avion proves that networking is everything.

The pavement products and equipment franchise is running smoothly for Darrel Stein.

Where does your favorite chain rank?

Here's why it's best to think before posting.

The 'Game of Thrones' television show has now outpaced its source materials.

Ed Stripay is going green -- and seeing green -- with his Junk King franchise.

Key industry executives weigh in on what trends will shape the mobile marketing landscape in 2016.

Whether it's waxing or hotels, Sheetal Dalwadi's processes and philosophies translate to happy customers and high profits.

Jason Paulk opened a Christmas Decor franchise so that he could run a business while keeping his jobs as a firefighter and paramedic.

When it comes to fundraising, it's a good idea to listen to the men and women doling out the dollars.

After running a Tim Hortons franchise for two decades, Wendy Clark-Wolfe also recently opened a World of Beer franchise. She explains why.

When, at age 39, Jon Loew was given two months to live he recorded videos for his kids to watch at a future date. After he made a miraculous recovery, he took that idea and turned it into a video sharing service.

Burger buns with a taste all their own seem to be a trend, but can it last?

The social network isn't just for reposting animal pictures and inspirational quote memes anymore.

A toxic hire can cost a company time and money, so finding workers with these characteristics is vital.

When Mistie and Scott Wisniewski entered the Nutty Scientists franchise, they discovered they had the team chemistry and the drive to make it work.

We're not sure what to congratulate the family on first.

Will the Bellamy be a major player in the payment industry? Only time will tell.

Debbie Justesen loves good food, and she wants to be healthy. With her Costa Vida franchise, she gets both.

Facebook just released a new set of tools to make it easier to cut ties after a relationship fizzles.

Greg Kurzner was once a top player in the Atlanta foreclosure market, but he knew he would need to diversify to stay ahead. Then he became a franchisee.

Jay Highley joined the trampoline park company, and things are looking up.

On 'Late Show with Stephen Colbert,' the host and actor Liam Neeson starred in a Candy Crush movie parody, but the idea of making blockbusters out of classic games is not such an outlandish one.

Jesse and Charles Keyser own franchises for haircuts and pizza, but they hit paydirt with carpet cleaning.

The food is so good that even his Sicilian mother approves.

They say age is nothing but a number, and these stats prove it.

Pat Abernathey believed the Caring Senior Service model so much, he went from the vice president of franchise development to running a franchise himself.

The franchise is taking on the streaming frontier more than 50 years after it originally aired.

A cybersecurity expert explains what not to do after a data breach.

Dick and Jean Neff mixed friendship and business after meeting Jim and Joanne Foster, and the results speak for themselves.