Wendys

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This page has been inactivated because this company no longer exists After Wendy's and Arby's merged in 2008, the company was renamed The Wendy's/Arby's Group, Inc. After the sale of Arby's in June 2011 to the Roark Capital Group, the Wendy's/Arby's Group became Wendy's Company.

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Descripción de la compañía

The Wendy's brand is since September 30, 2008 owned by Wendy's Arby's Group Inc.

Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers® is the third largest quick-service hamburger restaurant chain in the world, with more than 6,700 restaurants in North America and international markets.

Founded by Dave Thomas in 1969, Wendy's serves the best hamburgers in the business, made with fresh beef hot-off-the-grill and a choice of toppings.

Wendy's also serve chicken sandwiches, fries, Frostys, soft drinks, and a variety of fresh, healthful foods - garden salads, grilled chicken sandwiches, baked potatoes, and chili.

Tipos de productos que ofrece esta empresa

- Cadenas QSR / Restaurantes

Noticias de esta Compañia

Enero 30, 2012

Wendy's adjusted profit falls, revenue up

Wendy's Co. said Monday that a key measure of earnings dropped 30 percent in the fourth quarter, as charges for selling Arby's offset the effects of a jump in revenue.

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Enero 04, 2012

Wendy’s hopes brand will score hit in Japan

Wendy’s Co. re-entered the Japanese market after closing all 71 of its Wendy’s restaurants in the country in December 2009.

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Diciembre 21, 2011

Wendy’s to flip Burger King into third place

The battle for second place in the US hamburger chain wars is heating up.

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Diciembre 08, 2011

French fries back as USP for QSR’s

For many years you didn’t hear much on french fries from fast food restaurants. And that has hurt the product. If there is no pride invested in the product and if there is no effort to distinguish it from the neighbour’s french fries, quality might slide, the product easily becomes a bulk item and innovation in the category suffers as consequence.

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