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In a candid conversation with FranchiseIndia.com, Chaitanya V Cotha, Sales Associate and one of the Directors of CKC Group reveals the secret of growing and handling a 150-year-old company.

If You Think You Have The Leadership Skill And Vision, Then Make A Move To Own A Master Franchise Option

According To The Recent Survey, The Failure Rate Of Franchising Is Less Than 10% In Contrast To Over 90% Of Independent Businesses That Fail.

Pre-School Franchises In India Are Booming Businesses Nowadays.

Amy VanderMolen loved selling on eBay. So she made her hobby her business.

These business range from dog training to event planning and more.

For these two entrepreneurs, creative control was key to becoming Scout & Molly's franchisees.

Andreana Chryssos wants to sell Philadelphia to her franchise's selection of nutritious fruits and vegetables.

Low-cost franchises are proving lucrative for those willing to put the time and energy into building them up.

Jesse Keyser jumped into franchising first, before taking little brother (and new college grad) Charles under his wing.

ApplePie Capital serves up a fresh financing model.

Peter Castorena says that franchisor support was key to becoming a successful Minuteman Press franchisee.

Rahul and Rohit Arora worked at Blimpie restaurants as managers for 10 years before making the move to ownership.

MaxOut Strength Systems went through a serious rough period.

After nearly 55 years in business, the Manhattan, Kan., location is shutting down.

Brendan Ryan believes that military and police personnel are perfectly prepared for the franchise industry.

Many locations used to ring up the off-menu 'quesarito' as a regular burrito. Now, all locations will charge an extra $3.50.

"How awesome is it to be able to sell a product you are passionate about?" Quamisha Nelson says of her Smoothie King franchise.