By BROOKE WYLIE Alternative Ways to Fund a Franchise Even during a recession, entrepreneurs are still opening their own businesses in pursuit of their dreams, but many wonder how they can finance these dreams when the bank lending environment remains reluctant. With lower investment franchisi.....
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