Sentence examples for franchisor of from inspiring English sources
Angela Sterling, franchisor of Lingotot, explains why Abigail Curtis should win the Rising Star category of the Guardian Small Business Showcase competition: I would like to nominate the fantastic Abigail Curtis.
REUTERS DEBT BofA Seeks Deals for Pizza and Commercial Mortgages | Bank of Americaca is shopping around its $800 million stake in NPC International, the world's biggest franchisor of Pizza Hut restaurants, Bloomberg News reported.
Shares of Triarc, which is the franchisor of Arby's, the fast food chain, rose more than 50percentt last year, "on people's anticipation of a deal," said Michael Gallo, an analyst at C.L. King, a small brokerage firm, who is recommending the stock.
Triarc is a holding company and, through subsidiaries, is a franchisor of Arbys, and controls asset management firm Deerfield.
HFS, a franchisor of real estate brokers, hotels and car rental operations, is buying into this vision: It has agreed to an $11 billion merger with Forbes' company.
Kodak, which also is a franchisor of photo-developing stores, sells in rural markets a kit including a simple camera plus four rolls of film for 99 renminbi, or $12.
Although the AET concept is similar to optimal exercise time, note that the calculation does not represent τ, as Bermudan options can only be exercised in a certain discrete time period before expiration at T. However, the AET could be a good approximation of the franchisor deferment of exercising the real options.
In regard to control, results are perceived to be influenced by the manner in which new actors are selected, the level of standardization and centralized decision-making, the extent of monitoring, and the ability of the franchisor to force the use of standards and adequate performance.
There should be detailed wording to set out what the franchisor expects of the franchisee in terms of use of the IP both during the franchise and after this has ended.
The difference between the two is that the research by Lee uses a continuous model based on geometric Brownian motion (GBM), with the real options model from the perspective of a franchisee, whereas this study uses a discrete model from the franchisor point of view.
Additionally, as the model includes agency theory, it aims to illustrate the impact of real options, and thus, the decision of the franchisor to acquire the unit.
