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Brothers Joe and Allen Hertzman, who own six Long John Silver's, 13 Rally's and 24 Papa John's Pizza units, share what's in their secret franchising sauce.

Hiring your own children can have a ton of advantages, provided you do it right.

Done right, melding business, faith and family is the most incredible pursuit you will ever undertake.

A serial entrepreneur recalls her early collaborations with her brother and gives tips on how to encourage enterprise-building traits.

Whether you need a cheerleader, someone to vent to or a person with specific skill sets, here are tips for approaching your search for the perfect guide.

Working too much can negatively affect your life and your business. Here are four tips for finding the right balance.

Revisiting some of the great advice your mom dispensed over the years might do you and your company some good.

Valuable lessons sometimes come from unexpected sources. Learn to listen to those around you and take a break from technology addiction.

Writing a good leave policy takes a good balance between following the law and respecting the needs of your employees.

Mit Patel draws inspiration from his family as he ventures out as his own franchisee.

Entrepreneurship comes with financial risk. Is it possible to take the leap if you're also supporting a family?

Running a family business is no easy feat. Here are nine keys to making it work.

Tips to building your enterprise while having another commitment, such as young children.

As a father and a CEO of a startup, Jake Gibson offers up insight on how he manages to get it all done.

It turns out, businesses owned by families suffer from bad management practices that could cause a meltdown.

With mobile capabilities making it easier than ever for entrepreneurs to conduct business on the go, often, business life gets mixed with personal time. Check out 12 steps for how to remain productive while also maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

Global company's founder says having his children help in the early days gave them invaluable experience.

Morning rituals can help get us rolling before other distractions start flooding in. Which of these is most critical to your professional success?

Ways you can invest in your top-priority activities early before other people's priorities come rushing in.