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It took Burger King three offers and nearly six months to finally win over Tim Hortons

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TORONTO • Burger King Worldwide Inc. raised its offer price to Tim Hortons’ Inc. executives three times before the coffee chain’s board decided to enter into takeover discussions with the fast food giant. Documents filed with securities regulators Tuesday also reveal Burger King’s final offer of $88.50 was accepted only after its executives made a number…

It took Burger King three offers and nearly six months to finally win over Tim Hortons

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