Sardar Biglari may want more control over Jack in the Box’s direction. The serial investor, who recently increased his ...

The investor, whose holdings own 10% of the fast-food chain’s stock, said that he had no intent on influencing Jack in the ...

Serial investor Sardar Biglari—who has attempted to take control of Cracker Barrel and El Pollo Loco within the past year—has a new target: Jack in the Box. Biglari Capital Corp., the owner of Steak ...

Jack in the Box (JACK) said on Wednesday it has adopted a ‘poison pill’ plan effective immediately after activist investor Sardar Biglari’s hedge fund amassed 9.9% of the fast-food chain’s stock. Jack ...

Sardar Biglari and related affiliates reported an increased stake in Jack in the Box and switched to the 13D filing used by activist investors from the 13G filing for passive shareholders.

The San Diego hamburger chain has adopted a "poison pill" to fend off any potential takeover by San Antonio investor Sardar Biglari.

Corporate activist Sardar Biglari will keep control of his $860 million empire. The 37-year-old investor, who fancies himself a Warren Buffett wannabe, fended off a challenge from a second activist… ...

Sardar Biglari, known for his aggressive value investing and his long campaign at Cracker Barrel, has disclosed a 9.98% stake ...

Sardar Biglari is the founder, chairman, and CEO of Biglari Holdings, a public company that is a holding company of several businesses. These businesses include Western Sizzlin, Southern Pioneer ...

Henry Ford, Sam Walton and Sardar Biglari. What do these three businessmen have in common? An unwavering devotion to low prices. The first two executives used that strategy to build empires. The ...

Activist investor Sardar Biglari, who attempts to emulate Warren Buffett, lost his second battle with Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. on Thursday, but he may still arguably win the war.

Steak ’n Shake boss Sardar Biglari may not be qualified to flip burgers — but then again, neither is the self-styled cleanup crew seeking to replace him. That’s the takeaway from two ...