The late co-founders of Subway, Fred DeLuca and Peter Buck, had little inkling decades ago their sandwich shop in Bridgeport, Conn., would grow into one of the world’s largest restaurant chains—or that the likes of Goldman Sachs would try to buy it for $10 billion.
But that, apparently is what’s happening. According to a Sky News report published Saturday, the asset management arm of Goldman Sachs is among the suitors of the sandwich chain, which has been put up for sale with an estimated $10 billion price tag.
