Summary Of Carl's Jr

As the United States economy began to decline in the early 2000s, businesses scattered to generate revenue. Restaurants in particular failed to make ends meet as they laid off employees and made technological advancements to succeed them. No company experienced a larger deficit than Hardees though, pitting them in a matter of desperate measures. After closing a mass of underperforming stores and rebranding the entire franchise under the name of the parent company, “Carl’s Jr.”, the profit margin continued to shrink. This was until Andrew Puzder became CEO of the establishment and assembled his focus on the product market.