About McDonald’s The Founder, according to who you ask seems to be a good summary of how a few local burger joints bloomed into becoming the official home of the golden arches, McDonald’s. Richard and Maurice McDonald’s local restaurant venture ultimately became Ray Kroc’s business over time as he purchased his first franchise in 1955 […]
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About Sysco First of all, this article isn’t in reference to the R&B artist popular in the late ’90s. This is about one of the world’s largest food and kitchen equipment distribution companies headquartered in Houston, Texas. Remember how in previous articles I mentioned that there are many vehicles (including large trucks) that commute up
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About Clorox As custom for devising the drafts of most of our stock analysis articles, we look up on the internet “what does (insert company name here) do…” and instantly before hitting the enter button on Clorox, our browser suggested “what does Clorox do to skin” and “what does Clorox do to your hair.” Hopefully
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About Kinder Morgan During a long stretch of the COVID-19 pandemic, I lived in the energy capital of the world, Houston, Texas. Personally, I loved living down there. Aside from making a few friends, having an internship and being roughly an hour and a half away from Galveston, Texas, it’s where MacroHint was first started
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About Kellogg Storied, iconic and omnipresent are a few of the words that come to mind when looking at the brands under the Kellogg name. Some of these brands include Apple Jacks, Cheez-It, Fruit Loops, Eggo, Frosted Mini-Wheats, Honey Smacks, Kashi, Corn Flakes, Frosted Flakes, Raisin Bran, Nutri-Grain, Pop-Tarts and Pringles. Just to name a
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About Walmart Walmart is one of the prime examples of why America is truly the land of opportunity. After his service in the United States Army, Sam Walton, the famed founder of Walmart became a manager of what was known as a Ben Franklin variety store in the mid-1940s at 26. The legend is that
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About Simon Property Group I have no problem admitting that one of the main reasons I became interested in analyzing Simon Property Group’s stock is because one of the company’s founders, Herbert Simon owns an NBA team from the Midwest, the Indiana Pacers. Yes, I’m a sports nerd and yes that is pretty much what
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About Hapag-Lloyd Since we got a pretty good reception from our first European stock analysis on Worldline SA, we figured we’d provide our viewers another in-depth stock analysis on the fifth largest shipping company in the world, headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, Hapag-Lloyd. In essence, the company is a gigantic shipping and transport company that is
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About Nike Controversial yet culturally iconic. Nike has got to be one of the most well recognized brands on the face of the earth. What started out as an amateur athlete’s general interest with running shoes eventually turned into a multibillion-dollar company that sells a lot more than shoes. Everyone seems to have their opinions
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About FedEx It will be a very strange day when I don’t see my school’s campus filled with FedEx vehicles. From regular-sized trucks to smaller vans driving up and down the campus walkways and side streets, someone should pinch me if I don’t see a FedEx vehicle at some point one day walking to and
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