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1. What financial issues has growth created for Finagle a Bagel?
2. What does Alan mean when he says that the restaurant business is a great top line business?
3. What does that have to do with the bottom line?
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A discussion regarding a specific company, Finagle a Bagel, including financial issues, growth, top line business and the bottom line of the company. 340 words, 1 reference.

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1. What financial issues has growth created for Finagle a Bagel?

After watching the video, it was made clear how expensive it is to capitalize a business and a business owner needs a lot of money to do so. The original owner of the company had to sell pieces of the company to help it grow due to banks not wanting to lend money to him. Expansion to other countries is possible, specifically Hong Kong, and this also requires money and expertise in the real estate area. The owners are also not able to take any time off to ...

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