Sentence examples for in its franchised from inspiring English sources

Instead of building critical infrastructure in its franchised territories, it has been able to, through a financial shell game, build other lines of business--and charge customers for the privilege, which didn't benefit them; it just raised rates and helped to block serious competition in multiple markets, which has implications, especially for low income consumers.

Sources close to easyHotel said it was understandable that costs would rise while the company was investing in expanding its franchised and owned hotel network.

His company, Misako, drew $9 million last year from 21 accessories stores it owns in Europe (and more from its franchised stores).

InterContinental should do better than its peers since around 75% of the rooms in its system are in franchised hotels, compared with 39% of Starwood's.

Today, OYO claims to have over 10,000 franchised or leased hotels in its network, which it says spans 350 cities across five countries.

Today, OYO claims to have over 10,000 franchised or leased hotels in its network, which it says spans 350 cities across five countries.

OYO claims to have more than 10,000 franchised or leased hotels in its network, which it says spans 350 cities across five countries, although most of that is concentrated in India and China.

The reason is that Coke took the time and made the investments to build up a full range of local functional strengths, particularly in its route sales force and franchised vending machines.

The chain left the country in 1997, closing its 22 franchised and 17 corporate locations after a poorly executed entry into the market that left it unable to compete against McDonald's and local chain Quick.

In terms of its franchise operations, Burger King initiated a move to become more like competitors Subway and KFC and began to sell off the majority of corporately owned restaurants in order to become an exclusive franchised operation.

And he is now chairman and chief financial officer of Tidbit Alley Inc., a chain of 27 bulk-food stores that has just opened its first franchised outlet in Fredericksburg, Va.