Ben & Jerry’s
This ice cream manufacturer has developed a reputation as a cultural icon through the years. In the United States, Ben & Jerry’s ice cream is so well-known that it has been featured in countless television series and films. In 1978, Jerry Greenfield and Ben Cohen, two Vermont friends, established the ice cream business. Unilever acquired it for a cool $326 million in 2000, and everything changed. The firm with its headquarters in London outbid two other potential bidders for the ice cream maker. This action increased Unilever’s portfolio, indicating that it was a wise investment.
Ben & Jerry’s
Burger King
When the majority of people envision fast food, they envision it in the United States. Burger King is one of numerous independently owned and operated franchises. In 1954, with the assistance of a business partner, David Egerton and James McLamore opened the first “Insta Burger King” in Miami, Florida. They had no idea it would grow to be a global brand. They eventually chose to exit the firm after ten years. It was afterwards held by a number of different individuals. Currently, Restaurant Brands International, a Canadian firm, owns it. BK is still financially backed by 3G Capital of New York.
Burger King
