Tracy Stapp is the special projects editor at Entrepreneur magazine. She works on franchise and business opportunity stories and listings, including the annual Franchise 500.
No Ordinary Hero
Capriotti's sandwiches have a cult following--and an ambitious new CEO who plans 500 sub shops in five years.Young and Growing
Kid-centric new franchises such as Guard-a-Kid are ready to play with the big boys.The Big Picture
Who's up, who's down, who's growing--what the Franchise 500®, the most comprehensive survey of the franchise world, tells us about franchising.Franchise Trends
The leading franchise categories poised for growth in the coming year.Power of the Piggy Bank
A list of franchises that cater to kids--and their parentsBreaking the Mold
Dog collars in the vending machines? A personal trainer on a computer chip? Why didn't we think of that?Retail Franchises to Start Now
From pets to furniture to health products, you'll surely find something to love in our list of 123 retail franchises.Doing What They Love
LA Boxing and Fetch! Pet Care gave 2 franchisees the chance to become business owners.On a Budget?
Here are 85 franchises you can start for less than $25,000.All The Best
Presenting the 110 leading franchises in their categoriesHelp is Here
With their unique concept, a couple is helping seniors in more ways than one.All in the Family
Between raising kids and raising sales, these franchisees found a way to have it all.I Did It My Way
Opening a tech support franchise gave Chris Long the freedom to be himself.Keep It Clean
How did Craig Taylor build his franchise? By getting his hands dirty.Get Happy
How one woman went from enduring corporate gloom to living the sweet life.Most Popular
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