Papa John's: The founder pursued his own chain of pizzas | Economy

John Schnatter, founder of the American pizza chain Papa John's, continues his own business, having resigned from his position as CEO of the company, after being forced to apologize for using a language. with racist connotations in a teleconference.

According to the BBC, the session was organized, as indicated then, after Schnatter criticized the players of the National Football League for their protests during the anthem of states United States at the beginning of their games.

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Currently, John Schnatter holds about 30% of the shares of the company and asked to access documents related to his departure from the company. The founder's lawyers announced that they were looking to "inspect the company's documents because of the unexplained and awkward manner in which the company has been dealing with since publishing a story that falsely accused of using a racist insult. "

faced with important problems, such as the health of the company, the company hides documents that, we believe, will reveal the real facts of what is happening here, including Schnatter as a scapegoat to cover their "

John Schnatter founded the company in 1984 and is now the third largest pizza delivery chain in the world, with over 4,900 restaurants in different country.