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<blockquote>Burger King CEO to Step Down Ahead of IPO
MIAMI (AP) - Burger King's chairman and chief executive resigned Friday after starting a turnaround at the No. 2 hamburger restaurant chain, but his departure raised questions about the company's impending initial public offering and its continued revolving door for leaders.
Greg Brenneman, 44, is a veteran of fixing troubled companies, such as Continental Airlines Inc. in the 1990s. He joined Burger King in August 2004 amid nearly two years of slumping sales, but the chain says it's now had eight consecutive quarters of sales growth at stores open at least a year, and profits are small but growing. ... </blockquote>
Now, the Junkfood Equalizer website reports:
<blockquote>Financially troubled burger chain Burger King is again in trouble and facing yet another re-organization.
The struggling Miami Beach network of burger stands has been trying to sway Americans with touch-feely, politically correct promises that you can "have it your way." First liberal teachers say there are no right or wrong answers and now these liberal airheads tell Americans they can have anything they want on their burgers. No wonder respect for traditional values is disappearing.
And the BK lefties also claim that their healthy burgers are flame broiled not grilled. The only broiled burgers real Amercians eat are at family Bar-B-Ques, and once again Burger King liberals are trying to undermine the role of the family in American life.
Then these traitors serve French fries! The French are the founding members of the hate-America club.
And if this isn't enough, Junkfood Equalizer has learned the groups from Boys and Girls' Clubs have gone to Burger King on field trips.
Junkfood Equalizer has also learned that Horn and Hardart, the franchisee operating Burger King's New York area outlets, plans to drop Burger King and turn them all back into Automats - leaving BK without any outlets in the world's largest junk food market. </blockquote>
The Junkfood Equalizer worked previously as an assistant manager on weekends at a McDonald's in South Seattle.
MIAMI (AP) - Burger King's chairman and chief executive resigned Friday after starting a turnaround at the No. 2 hamburger restaurant chain, but his departure raised questions about the company's impending initial public offering and its continued revolving door for leaders.
Greg Brenneman, 44, is a veteran of fixing troubled companies, such as Continental Airlines Inc. in the 1990s. He joined Burger King in August 2004 amid nearly two years of slumping sales, but the chain says it's now had eight consecutive quarters of sales growth at stores open at least a year, and profits are small but growing. ... </blockquote>
Now, the Junkfood Equalizer website reports:
<blockquote>Financially troubled burger chain Burger King is again in trouble and facing yet another re-organization.
The struggling Miami Beach network of burger stands has been trying to sway Americans with touch-feely, politically correct promises that you can "have it your way." First liberal teachers say there are no right or wrong answers and now these liberal airheads tell Americans they can have anything they want on their burgers. No wonder respect for traditional values is disappearing.
And the BK lefties also claim that their healthy burgers are flame broiled not grilled. The only broiled burgers real Amercians eat are at family Bar-B-Ques, and once again Burger King liberals are trying to undermine the role of the family in American life.
Then these traitors serve French fries! The French are the founding members of the hate-America club.
And if this isn't enough, Junkfood Equalizer has learned the groups from Boys and Girls' Clubs have gone to Burger King on field trips.
Junkfood Equalizer has also learned that Horn and Hardart, the franchisee operating Burger King's New York area outlets, plans to drop Burger King and turn them all back into Automats - leaving BK without any outlets in the world's largest junk food market. </blockquote>
The Junkfood Equalizer worked previously as an assistant manager on weekends at a McDonald's in South Seattle.