This Super Private Heir Will Bag Billions From Subway’s Sale | The Secret Way To Get Paid To Travel The World, According To Two Industry Pros | Jennifer Aniston Discusses Her Expanding LolaVie Company And Her Hairstyle Icon Status: 'I Have Embraced It'

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You Might Like � � � You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium This Super Private Heir Will Bag Billions From Subway's Sale    The sandwich giant announced on Thursday that it has agreed to sell itself to Roark Capital, a private equity firm that owns U.S. restaurant brands including Dunkin' Donuts, Arby's and Buffalo Wild Wings. The terms of the deal, which puts an end to a months-long battle over one of America's largest fast food chains, have not been disclosed. But The Wall Street Journal and Reuters reported in the days preceding the sale that Roark was leading a field of 10 bidders at its peak with an offer to buy Subway for more than $9 billion. The sale marks the first time in Subway's nearly 60 year history that it will change hands from its two founding families. It also represents a big payday - at least for the one under-the-radar owner who's held onto their half of the chain. Continued here The Secret Way To Get Paid To Travel The World, According To Two Industry Pros    Many people dream about finding a job or a side hustle that will pay them to travel the world. One of the most exciting careers: travel writer. Think about the perks: You get sent on trips to check out destinations around the globe, then get paid to write about them. It’s not that easy to break into this ultra-competitive field, which usually requires years of training and experience. But two industry pros are aiming to change that with a new online course, Be A Travel Writer, which teaches people how to get paid to travel. “Every week, both of us receive dozens of DMs and emails asking, ‘How do I get your job?,’” says Leasca. “So, we thought it was time to share all our secrets.” Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Jennifer Aniston Discusses Her Expanding LolaVie Company And Her Hairstyle Icon Status: 'I Have Embraced It'    Just as Jennifer Aniston’s many trendsetting hairstyles have evolved over the years, so has her LolaVie haircare company, as she will soon celebrate the second anniversary of having her products out on the market. Reflecting on the past two years of business, Aniston, 54, being the founder of LolaVie, told me this week, “I didn’t even expect the amount of people that come up to me that do and just go on and on about how it’s changed their hair and they couldn’t be more grateful. Or their children’s hair - bathtub is not a torture experience anymore with tears and crying with the [LolaVie glossing] detangler. Our ingredients are natural - that was a really big piece of this that had to be a part of our product and that it was also effective. Now, we get to sort of launch out, take our baby steps into the next level and have a wider audience, slowly but surely, and we love the places that we have been expanding into.” For the first year and a half following its launch in September 2021, LolaVie products were sold exclusively on its website. Then this past spring, LolaVie partnered with its first retailer Ulta Beauty, selling its products in-store, as well as on Ulta’s website. Today, Aniston and her team have announced their newest partnership with Credo, a retail company known for its clean beauty products. Continued here

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