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    Comeback

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    have any other shops. Franchise - Subway A Franchise is a business where someone has bought a business from someone else that has an established name. For example you can buy a McDonalds for lots of money from McDonalds and you are then responsible says for the one in Uxbridge and you get the profit from the business. As an alternative you can open your own burger bar in Uxbridge for less money and call it Ben’s Burger Bar. For my Franchise I have chosen Subway which sells a range of salad baguettes

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    and a friendly atmosphere. As far as their product goes even their CEO Keil says that anybody can make and sell a sandwich. What strategy they use is by using quality ingredients and a superior value. Their strategy towards the market is to provide a fun‚ unique experience to their customers. Their previous attempts as far as product goes was to sell antiques along with their sandwich shop‚ kind of the same approach as a cracker barrel. It seems the sandwiches become a more important part of their

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    the that is public transport area‚ particularly Metro. The Metro is an underground railway system of the city. According to Business Traveler (2012) the oldest subway was built in London in 1836 and to date the London Metro is the first in the ten top metros of the world. Ahead 2012‚ in top ten metros of the world there were included subways of Paris‚ Madrid‚ Stockholm‚ Berlin‚ and Tokyo after the London Metro respectively. The focus of this essay is an evaluating of the effectiveness of underground

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    Nicholas Leung May 2012 The Reality of Fast Food Consumption Introduction When was the last time you had fast food just because it was so easy‚ filling‚ convenient and inexpensive? Fast foods restaurants provide foods that are quick‚ cheap‚ and easy alternatives to home cooked meals‚ that do not provide table service‚ and tend to be high in saturated fat‚ salt‚ calories while containing little nutrients (Gaskell). Sometimes we eat food from restaurant chains such as McDonalds‚ Kentucky Fried

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    Christian Martinez STUDENT#52035011 OBJECTIVE: Choose one of the topics listed below and write a five-sentence paragraph using chronological order to arrange the details of the paragraph. My favorite sandwich is an Italian B.M.T‚ on Italian herb and cheese bread from SubWay. Let me explain how to construct an Italian B.M.T.sandwich: (1Ft. Long) STEP1: Remove (2) plastic gloves and place them on your hands. STEP2: Remove an entire loaf of Italian herb and cheese bread STEP3: Split

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    The business began in 1940‚ with a restaurant opened by brothers Richard and Maurice McDonald in San Bernardino‚ California. Their introduction of the "Speedee Service System" in 1948 furthered the principles of the modern fast-food restaurant that the White Castle hamburger chain had already put into practice more than two decades earlier. The original mascot of McDonald’s was a man with a chef’s hat on top of a hamburger shaped head whose name was "Speedee." Speedee was eventually replaced with Ronald

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    Dominoes was forced to make changes to their “cookie-cutter” business model by extending store hours. This was necessary to survive because Icelanders prefer to stay up late‚ and consequently‚ expect restaurants to be open late. (Gibson‚ 2006) Subway fast-food chain is another company that learned valuable lessons about cultural awareness. Their Director of International Operations was once quoted as saying “while we want (our partners) to be really aggressive and believe in the brand‚ we don’t

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    from a lot of high saturated fat and calories‚ even if it says low-fat‚ sugar-free‚ and low calories. It is still being junk food! For Example‚ if you said: "I am on diet and the only fast food that I eat is Subway." You are wrong! Researchers from the University of California‚ found Subway is just as

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    Porter Analysis

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    restaurant chains) requires the franchisee to only use their selected vendors for all of the products required‚ including but not limited to the grilled‚ USDA choice sirloin‚ provolone cheese‚ lettuce‚ tomatoes‚ Idaho potatoes‚ logoed napkins‚ paper sandwich trays and cups‚ and fresh squeezed lemonade. All of which are items the The Great Steak and Potato Company are known for having. Thus the supplier sits in a position of high power. Buyer’s Power The individual customer has very little to no power

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    Abstract This paper is concerned with evaluating the structure‚ history‚ cultural aspects‚ leading businesses‚ and the future of international franchising. Franchising has become an increasingly popular market-entry mode‚ and the use of franchise systems for expansion into international markets is expected to continue and perhaps intensify. (Arthur Anderson‚ 1996) These business franchises appear as hotel chains‚ fast food restaurants‚ and many others. The first section examines the definition

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