Coming On Strong

Don't call them also-rans. These 5 franchise industries are burning up the track.

By Devlin Smith • Jan 1, 2002

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Five more industries that are right on target for 2002:

Asian Fast Food: City residents have dozens of international tastes to choose from; some franchises think it's time for the rest of the country to partake. Samurai Sam's, a teriyaki franchise, hopes desire for something healthy and different will draw people to its stores. Says co-founder John Young, "I see this segment exploding."

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