Wendy’s is losing customers to rivals as sales fall, costs rise and its recovery plans face pressure. Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund has now made a $1.4 billion offer to take the burger chain private, putting its future under fresh scrutiny.
Wendy’s is losing customers to rivals as sales fall, costs rise and its recovery plans face pressure. Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund has now made a $1.4 billion offer to take the burger chain private, putting its future under fresh scrutiny.
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Wendy’s is losing customers to rivals as sales fall, costs rise and its recovery plans face pressure. Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund has now made a $1.4 billion offer to take the burger chain private, putting its future under fresh scrutiny.
