Buyout firm 3G Capital managed to build a consumer empire with a market value of over $140 billion in just seven years. Yet its ruthless approach to costs may end up hampering 3G-backed Kraft ...

Skechers is being acquired by 3G Capital for $63/share, with the family owners accepting the bid despite strong growth prospects. Learn more about SKX stock here.

Among the debates consuming executives in boardrooms of U.S. food companies is which brands consumers are buying and avoiding ...

3G Capital will acquire footwear maker Skechers USA Inc. for $9.4 billion, marking a splashy return to dealmaking for the investment firm after nearly four years.

Skechers president Michael Greenberg said the company will "aggressively challenge" both the validity of the patents and the ...

3G had been periodically trimming its stake in Kraft Heinz since 2018. When it sold 25 million shares in 2019, at the height of the company's troubles, the stock fell 4% in response to the disclosure.

3G Capital is known for wringing costs out of food-and-beverage businesses. Its track record for growing sales and market share of their products is less stellar.

Indeed Daniel Schwartz, a partner at 3G Capital, took over as CFO of Burger King in October 2010, soon after 3G’s buyout of the company. That is different.

Brazilian investment firm 3G Capital paid $3.3 billion for Burger King's parent company in 2010, and that company acquired Tim Hortons for $12 billion in 2014.

Warren Buffett and 3G Capital have decided to sit back and not make another approach to buy a big company in the near future, a source close to the situation told The Post.