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E-Waste, shell company linked to $100 million New Jersey deli, announces reverse merger

E-Waste, shell company linked to $100 million New Jersey deli, announces reverse merger CNBC 1 hr ago Dan Mangan E-Waste, a shell company linked to a nearly $100 million company that owns just one New Jersey deli, announced it will enter into a reverse merger transaction with a privately held corporation. E-Waste, which itself has a sky-high market capitalization of $110 million despite having no business operations, had been marketed with the deli company, Hometown International, for such a reverse merger or similar transaction. E-Waste s mailing address is in a North Carolina office building and is the same address as a company connected to Peter Coker Sr., whose son, Peter Coker Jr., is chairman and CEO of Hometown International.

$100 Million Deli Antagonizes Customer Base By Firing Local Hero/School Principal/CEO

$100 Million Deli Antagonizes Customer Base By Firing Local Hero/School Principal/CEO All of Paulsboro may boycott its sandwiches, but Hometown International probably doesn’t care. Author: All of Paulsboro may boycott its sandwiches, but Hometown International probably doesn’t care. Paul Morina is a local legend in Paulsboro, N.J. He’s coached the high school wrestling team for 36 years, winning an astonishing 93.7% of the time. He’s also the high school principal. And to top it all off, he’s president of what is probably Paulsboro’s most famous institution, and certainly it’s most numerically valuable, the $2 billion Hometown Deli on Mantua Avenue, just a few blocks away from the high school.

Parent firm of Hometown Deli notes loss increased in latest quarter

That compared to expenses of $172,000 for consulting fees, professional fees and administrative costs. The firm, which raised $2.5 million through a private stock sale in April 2020, ended the quarter with cash of $1.1 million. Hometown, a publicly held firm, repeated its intention to engage in a business combination with a private entity whose business presents an opportunity for our shareholders. Hometown said it has no particular business combination in mind and has not entered into any negotiations regarding such a combination. The report also noted Hometown, with first-quarter sales of about $5,300, has recently ended two consulting agreements that had cost $40,000 per month.

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