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Jim Osman

Jim Osman

Contributor at Forbes

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  • English
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  • Finance & Banking Services

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Recent Articles

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Applebee’s And IHOP Owner Has Lost $600 Million Under Its CEO

Dine Brands, owner of Applebee’s and IHOP, has lost $600 million in value under CEO John Peyton. Shareholders demand accountability, leadership, and real change.
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Ken Griffin Says AI Isn’t Producing Alpha—Here’s Where It Still Exists

Billionaire Ken Griffin says GenAI isn’t producing alpha. Discover how spinoffs, breakups, and structural investing still deliver real, repeatable hedge‑fund edge.
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Why Value Investing Managers Are Losing Relevance Fast

Traditional value investing is broken. Discover how structural alpha, catalysts, and asymmetry are redefining returns in modern markets.
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Will Applebee’s And IHOP Follow Red Lobster Into Bankruptcy?

Applebee’s and IHOP face rising debt, weak traffic, and franchisee stress. Is Dine Brands on the same path that led Red Lobster into bankruptcy?
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Applebee’s And IHOP Face The Same Fate As TGI Fridays

Dine Brands’ stock is sinking as Applebee’s and IHOP face risks echoing TGI Fridays’ bankruptcy. Shareholders may need activist change to avoid further decline.
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Corporate Breakups Are Back, But Most Investors Will Get Them Wrong

Corporate Breakups Are Back, But Most Investors Will Get Them Wrong
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Casual Dining Is Booming: Why Applebee’s And IHOP Are Struggling

Casual dining is thriving with Chili’s and Olive Garden surging, but Applebee’s and IHOP lag behind. See why Dine Brands is missing the boom and losing ground.
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Warren Buffett’s Kraft Heinz Mistake Shows Why Breakups Create Value

Warren Buffett’s Kraft Heinz blunder reveals how corporate breakups unlock real value, offering investors lessons in structure, strategy, and returns.
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Build-A-Bear Stock Has Quietly Crushed Wall Street Expectations

By reinventing its business, Build-A-Bear's stock surged from $2 to $65. Discover how nostalgia, discipline, and mispricing created a market-beating winner.
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Trump Targets Intel CEO: What It Means For The Stock

Intel CEO under fire after Trump’s resignation call. What it means for the stock, the leadership shakeup, and the hidden value investors shouldn’t ignore.
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What CEOs Still Get Wrong After GE’s 400% Breakup Success

Why most CEOs ignore corporate breakups even when they could unlock billions in shareholder value. A deep dive into strategy, structure, and leadership failure.