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Dollars for Doughnuts: Joyce Sweetens Things Up at Tim Hortons
It was 1967 and two men had just signed the franchise agreement that would forever change not only their own lives, but also the entire landscape of Canadian business and culture. The two friends thought that with Joyce’s business savvy and Horton’s famous name, they could make their coffee shop a success. By the end of the year, the duo had opened up two more Tim Horton’s stores and they were full partners in the business.

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How to Improve Your Yellow Page Advertising
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Employee Freedom, A New "Old" Paradigm
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