From PE purchases to bankruptcy sell-offs, deals abound among Top 200
The Nation’s Restaurant News Top 200 universe, including the Top 100 and the Second 100 qualifiers, saw merger-and-acquisition activity grow significantly from years past, resulting in bellwether corporate entities such as Burger King Corp. and Landry’s Restaurants Inc. being replaced by new owners that had never before booked foodservice revenue. Between bankruptcies, franchisor-franchisee transactions and private-equity deals, the restaurant industry saw a wave of deal making ...
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