1. Department: Food

Subway exploring potential sale

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Subway is considering a sale of the company that could result in a deal topping $10 billion. The sandwich chain said it would not comment on rumors and that it was “focused on moving the brand forward with our transformational journey to help our franchisees be successful and profitable.”

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