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    • How to Open a Business in South Carolina

      Whether you want to run a retail business or operate a franchise, opening a business in South Carolina takes some preparation. You'll need to explore the market, determine if you need a business license, choose your business structure, create a business plan, fund the business, and open your doors for commerce. It takes time and... more »

    • How to Start a Restaurant Business

      The restaurant business is a thriving market to be in, particularly for those who want to start their own small business. According to the National Restaurant Association, there are more than 935,000 food service outlets in the United States, employing nearly 13 million Americans. The restaurant business is worth an estimated $500... more »

    • How to Open a Fast Food Franchise

      A franchise is a business relationship between an independent operator (franchisee) and a more well-established business owner (franchiser). The franchisee uses the business name, know-how, philosophy, trademark, advertising, system and concept of the franchiser. In exchange, the franchiser gets a percentage of the franchisee's gross... more »

    • Information on Buying a Franchise

      A franchise is an existing business that one can purchase and own, while taking advantage of the name recognition of the larger brand. It is important to know all the information on buying a franchise before you make the decision to proceed with a purchase. If you are prepared before you begin, the process runs much more smoothly. more »

    • What Is a Good Business to Start in a Bad Economy?

      A recession can scare off some would-be entrepreneurs. Yet a successful business plan considers the state of the economy as an opportunity; certain businesses even thrive in a bad economy. Deciding what type of business to start requires analyzing local, national, and even global markets for optimal start-up conditions. more »

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