What are the best emerging markets to be in in 2008?
Answers: Most experts would say China and India.
You want total strangers (whose qualifications an motives can never be known) to tell you how to invest in one of the most dangerous markets.......
Good luck with that!
Here is a list of the 30 fastest growing franchises of 2007
Rank Franchise Name/Description Startup Costs
1 Jan-Pro Franchising Int'l. Inc. Request Info
Commercial cleaning $3.3K-49.9K
2 7-Eleven Inc.
Convenience store Varies
3 Subway
Submarine sandwiches & salads $76.1K-227.8K
4 Jani-King Request Info
Commercial cleaning $11.3K-34.1K+
5 Dunkin' Donuts Request Info
Coffee, doughnuts, baked goods Varies
6 Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Request Info
Tax preparation services $48.6K-91.8K
7 Bonus Building Care Request Info
Commercial cleaning $7.8K-13.4K
8 Instant Tax Service
Retail tax preparation & electronic filing $41.6K-84.4K
9 Liberty Tax Service Request Info
Income-tax preparation services $33.8K-63.9K
10 RE/MAX Int'l. Inc.
Real estate $35K-191K
11 Vanguard Cleaning Systems
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Subway or McDonalds which is a better franchising investment for Houston Texas?
I need to know if anyone have had experiene near either of these companies. I am interested contained by buying a established resturant or starting with a latest building. Thank you so muchAnswers: I'd say McDonalds. Houston is a fast-paced city, I live within south Texas and people are other talking around how in Houston things are GO GO GO! And since it's such a brisk city McDonalds would fit right it! Subway is too slow.
If you come to runeye.com to ask this question, consequently money is probably not something you are made of. A Subway franchise is much cheaper than a McDonalds franchise.
Keep in mind that "better" is a relative occupancy to the person asking.
People immediately a days are starting to eat in good health, i would try a subway... somewhere in the woodlands nouns.
What is wrong with apple stock?
Answers: Apple reported earnings that were in line and estimates that came in below expectations. Companies, like Apple that trade at premiums to their peers for their superior growth are at risk of losing that premium if their growth fails to impress growth investors. This is what is happening with AAPL. The share price has contracted as investors realize that AAPL cannot grow its revenues and earnings at its current pace forever. As a result, investors are bailing and finding other opportunities in the market. This is a very common event for growth stocks that miss estimates or report guidance below estimates. Investors are concerned because iPod sales were on the light side, and given that this has been AAPL's biggest seller, it could signal a bleak future for AAPL, until they develop something to replace their hottest product, the iPod. Just some thoughts, I hope they helped.
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