Apollo Global Ends Bid to Take Papa John’s Private
Private equity firm Apollo withdrew its $64-a-share bid for Papa John's due to tightening consumer spending and expected tough Q3 earnings (7% drop).
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Private equity firm Apollo withdrew its $64-a-share bid for Papa John's due to tightening consumer spending and expected tough Q3 earnings (7% drop).
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