Everything about Cke Restaurants totally explained
CKE Restaurants, Inc. is the parent company of the
Carl's Jr.,
Hardee's,
Green Burrito, and
Red Burrito restaurant chains. Its headquarters are in
Carpinteria, California. It was incorporated in
1964 by Carl's Jr. founder
Carl Karcher as
Carl Karcher Enterprises, Inc.
History
In
2007, it sold
La Salsa fresh mex restaurants. From
1996 to
1999, the company also owned the
Rally's drive-up hamburger chain
(External Link
), and it owned
Taco Bueno from
1996 until
2001. The company acquired Hardee's in
1997.
The current CEO is
Andrew Puzder, who received his juris doctorate in
1978 from
Washington University School of Law in
St. Louis and is a member of
California,
Nevada and
Missouri bar associations, and has served as CKE
CEO since
September 2000.
In the future
After
Carl Karcher's death, the company announced that both
West Coast-based
Carl's Jr. and
St. Louis, Missouri-based
Hardee's will have all of the same menu items around summer
2008; this marks Hardee's in the
Eastern United States to replace the Thickburger campaign with the
Charbroiled Burgers name, so it can be used just the same as Carl's Jr. in the
Western United States.
The company also announced that there are more plans to expand Carl's Jr. up to about 19 Western
U.S. states and Hardee's up to about 37 Eastern
U.S. states, which marks their operation of over 8,000 restaurants in all 50 U.S. states by the end of
2008.
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