The New Jersey deli owned by Hometown International will not be operated by the merged company.

Hometown International made more money at its New Jersey deli, but not nearly as much as its $100 million market cap would suggest.

The CEO of a company that runs a single business, a New Jersey deli with a market cap of over $100 million, has been fired, per a financial filing, CNBC reports. The news that Hometown International f...

Questions about $100 million New Jersey deli company Hometown International are growing, as investors in Macao were not found in offices where they get mail.

The owner of Hometown Deli in New Jersey last week disavowed its massive market cap. E-Waste now has done the same.

Hometown International, which has had a $100 million stock market capitalization despite owning just one New Jersey deli disavowed that valuation in a new financial filing.

Hometown International has a market capitalization of $100 million despite owning just a New Jersey deli. Vanderbilt, Duke and Rutgers have ties to the company.

Against all logic, a small New Jersey deli is worth just over $100 million on the stock market. Your Hometown Deli, which is owned by "Hometown International," reported sales of about $36,000 in the l...

Hometown International owns a small New Jersey deli, but its market capitalization has topped $100 million for some odd reason.

While some highly valued companies have a 10x to 50x market cap to revenue ratio, Hometown's is over 4,700x. This deli is going to have to sell a lot of sandwiches to grow into this valuation.