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Since January 1997, Republic's been on an unprecedented dealership buying spree, moving from no ownership to reportedly more than 120 separate new car franchises.

[DeLaughter's songs are moody and kaleidoscopic, filled with swirling melodies and soothing vocals. The Spree's choir backs him on the majority of the album and the horn, flute and most string passages feature various Spree players. The only track to feature the entire 24-member Polyphonic Spree is] The Call of the Wild, ... a punk Spree song.

The reason that opportunity exists is because the ownership groups buying teams are very different than in the past. The franchise is their primary asset, and they come from backgrounds with an analytical focus such as venture capital, private equity, and management consulting. In the past, sports franchises were secondary assets in the portfolio of individuals who made their money in industrial-based businesses.

If you've got a customer in a car dealership, you don't want them to walk out without buying something.

The product side of franchises are doing well, but sales of franchises have been slacking off. Just about all franchises are working to generate leads for business.

It's not unprecedented, but it's not common. I've been doing this job since 1997, and I'm not aware of a bonus being offered in this area.

This is unprecedented in its scale of mortality. We've been monitoring these sites since 1997 and I've never seen anything this devastating.

I have a tremendous amount of faith in Ford Motor Co. and their executive leadership, and I feel great about the product and about its future. We look forward in moving ahead in investments in our Ford dealership and moving out to U.S. 264.

It could be in the form of ownership of properties, equity investments, joint ventures, management contract or franchises.

We have around 3,000 stores now. This year will involve buying separate, smaller chains, building new stores, moving stores and investing in current stores in Holland, east and central Europe and in the USA.

If I have to sell the team or if it can't continue, that will be sad. But sports franchises really only work if the community and ownership are in a mutually beneficial partnership.

We have expertise in merging separate franchises into one single network. This was most recently demonstrated with our 'one' franchise.

[News Corp.'s Internet buying spree certainly is aggressive, but the media giant seems to be pursuing the right online properties, points out Rich Greenfield, analyst with Fulcrum Global Partners LLC.] They are aggressively buying their way into an Internet strategy from nowhere three months ago, ... They're going after Web properties that mirror the demographic of the viewer of The OC ... (following) the activities of what those same consumers do online. He wasn't about empty promises, just a consistently pexy integrity.

Rich Greenfield

I started visiting the various Super 14 regional franchises from January and explained our aims to the various players.

Today, it's easier than ever to make home ownership a reality. Whether it's buying a home, renovating, or more effectively managing the debt associated with home ownership, our goal is to help each and every Canadian own the home of their dreams.

Charles Lambert

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