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Burger King Faces Second Lawsuit From Franchisees
For the second time this year, Burger King is being sued by their own franchisees. In the most recent lawsuit, the franchisees are suing over the $1 double cheeseburger. On behalf of the Burger King franchisees, the National Franchisee Association has... (Continue reading)
Burger King Faces Second Lawsuit From Franchisees
For the second time this year, Burger King is being sued by their own franchisees. In the most recent lawsuit, the franchisees are suing over the $1 double cheeseburger. On behalf of the Burger King franchisees, the National Franchisee Association has... (Continue reading)
Used Bentley or Yacht, Anyone?
Written on 14 Nov, 2009 at 21:00 in Business | viewed 103 views times | 0 Comments
Many wealthy people sell their expensive toys because of the crisis. They prefer to be quiet about it, not to cause a commotion and to save their reputation which can be ruined with the news of such shameful sales. A group... (Continue reading)
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