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Reno, Nevada--Residential discount real estate company Assist-2-Sell added 29 new franchises from January 1 through April 30. Along with the opening of South Dakota's first Assist-2-Sell franchise in Rapid City, the expansion brings the total number of Assist-2-Sell franchises in 43 states and Canada to 242. -Business Wire

Staten Island, New York--Globe Restaurant Group Inc., franchisor of the Goodfella's Brick Oven Pizza & Pasta concept has opened its 10th restaurant in Danbury, Connecticut. The company has also begun offering three different types of units--small cafes that seat 30 to 40, a mid-sized offering with seating for 90 to 120, and freestanding units with seating for 200. -PRNewswire

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