The “Proudly American” Companies Which Don’t Want You Knowing They Left The USA!

Published on 11/01/2020
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Ingram Micro

Ingram Micro commenced as a tiny tech stock supplier in 1979. Whatever its employees’ strategy was, it managed to erupt into a multi-billion dollar empire. Throughout the beginning of the 90s, it managed to acquire Softinvest, a Belgium business. Ingram now was strong enough to supply HP items and tear away a larger stake in the market. 2016 saw Tianjin Tianhai Investment (which falls under the HNA Group) purchase Ingram at a $6 billion sale. The money was worth it, because Ingram quickly became the head business’ leading cash cows. To Ingram’s benefit, a larger global reach was given.

Ingram Micro

Ingram Micro

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Fidelity & Guaranty Life

From the moment that Fidelity & Guaranty Life Insurance Company was established in 1959 in Des Moines, Illinois, an enormous number of people had their livelihoods secured. Ironically, the company should have spent more time on its own future. Formerly owned by the Harbinger Group, the parent business hoisted up into common grounds in 2013. Fidelity & Guaranty Life was then purchased by the Anbang Insurance Group at $1.57 billion. It seemed like the marvelous deal was about to be processed when Anbang suddenly got cold feet and the whole thing was canceled. It wasn’t the end of the hopes for a brighter future, however, as CF Corp purchased it in 2017 for almost $1.84.

Fidelity And Guaranty Life

Fidelity And Guaranty Life

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