September 2nd, 2010
01:00 PM ET
Burger King said Thursday that it has agreed to be acquired by investment firm 3G Capital in a deal valued at $4 billion. New York-based 3G Capital will buy the fast food chain for $24 a share. That marks a 46% premium over Burger King's closing price of $16.45 on Tuesday, the day before news reports said the company was up for sale. CNN Money has the FULL STORY |
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So now they are all "El Rey De Las Hamburguesas" instead of Burger Kings?
So a Latin American co. bought 'em. What do they call it now-"Los Whoppo"?
I never eat their crappy stuff. So I don't care what they do. Grins and Giggles.
4 Billion Dollars, or 2 billion chicken sandwiches. Fewer if they want cheese.
Yummy. Billion dollar burgers!