Iconic American companies that aren't in America anymore

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In the ever-globalizing world, some of America's most iconic companies, driven by tax benefits, mergers, or acquisitions, have shifted their headquarters or primary operations overseas, such as Burger King merging with Tim Hortons to move to Canada while retaining its American identity.

In the ever-globalizing world, some of America's most iconic companies have shifted their headquarters or primary operations overseas. This phenomenon, often driven by tax benefits, mergers, or acquisitions, reflects the complexities of the modern global economy. Here’s a look at a few notable examples of American companies that now call another country home.In 2014, Burger King merged with the Canadian coffee and donut chain Tim Hortons, forming Restaurant Brands International.

Smithfield Foods, the world’s largest pork producer and processor, was acquired by the Chinese company WH Group in 2013. Despite concerns over foreign ownership, Smithfield continues to operate many facilities in the United States, maintaining its significant role in American agriculture.IBM, once the leader in the personal computer market, sold its PC division to the Chinese company Lenovo in 2005.

 

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