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2. The 50 Fastest-Growing Restaurant Chains Right Now - AOL

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   Read on to discover the 50 fastest-growing restaurant chains right now, and keep an eye out for future openings in your corner of the country! ... with 16,352 locations in the United States, 4% ...

3. The 6 Fastest-Growing Bakery Chains Right Now - AOL

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   Because Chip City currently operates more than 30 locations across the United States, these new openings should put it on track to reach the major 100-store milestone by the end of 2025.

4. 15 Fastest Growing Franchises - AOL

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   Click to skip ahead and jump to the 5 fastest growing franchises. Capitalism is thriving more than ever in today’s day and age. With the modern advancements that our society is experiencing ...

5. Franchise 500 - Wikipedia

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   Fastest-Growing Franchises – the fastest-growing franchise companies based on systemwide unit growth over one year; Top New & Emerging Franchises – the top companies that have been franchising for five years or less; Top Low-Cost Franchises – the top franchises that can be started for less than $50,000, less than $100,000, and less than ...

6. F45 Training - Wikipedia

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   The fitness franchise was launched in 2011 by Adam Gilchrist and Rob Deutsche. It was ranked the fastest growing fitness franchise in the US in 2021, [2] one of the fastest globally. [3] It has around 1,600 studios worldwide, including approximately 240 studios in Australia and about 1,000 studios in North America as of 2024. [4]

7. Atlanta Bread Company - Wikipedia

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   By that time, the Couvaras brothers were selling franchises under the Atlanta Bread Company name. [2] By 1995, the owners began franchising and expanding across the country. [5] In 1999, Atlanta Bread Company was among the fastest-growing franchises in the United States, with plans to rapidly double its number of restaurant locations.