V ROOM!(growth of retail franchises)

From: Entrepreneur | Date: March 1, 2001 | Copyright information

The nation's 100 fastest-growing franchises

IN OUR CURRENT ECONOMY, the battle may not always go to the strong, but the race does often go to the swift. Certainly when it comes to franchising, in the race to establish territories, speed is as significant a factor to franchisors as it is to dotcoms.

Who's the swiftest of the current crop of franchises? Which franchise will be gaining on McDonald's or Mail Boxes Etc. a year from now? While we don't have the tech...

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