Deletion of Roark Capital Group

Comment: Let’s see articles’ in the Wall Street Journal – Washington Post – Forbes – Business Insider and The Seattle Times, to name a few, and as shown here https://www.google.com/search?biw=1745&bih=875&tbm=nws&ei=4BtWW6xC0ZnPAu6RvNAC&q=%22Roark+Capital+Group%22+History+&oq=%22Roark+Capital+Group%22+History+&gs_l=psy-ab.3...219044.222208.0.224057.19.10.0.0.0.0.638.1660.4-1j2.3.0....0...1c.1.64.psy-ab..18.0.0....0.5IHssxvQJJw concerning just the company’s history.  In addition, numerous other pieces '''(2,000+)''' from just a simple Google News search suggests that this company may meet our high standards, even under our General |Notablity Guidelines
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Comment: WP:GHITS is an argument to avoid at AfD and has no bearing whatsoever on notability. It would be more useful if you provided links to specific articles rather than linking to the publishers' Wikipedia entries. Nevertheless, I'll provide feedback on the first article that matches your list from the Google search link provided. https://www.thestreet.com/investing/stocks/papa-johns-should-be-sold-to-wendys-or-someone-else-rewind-14655014 This WSJ article is a mention in passing (''Inspire Brands, the shepherd of Arby's and now Buffalo Wild Wings, is a private company owned by private equity firm by Roark Capital Group. '') and fails . There are no articles listed (for me) from the Washington Post on the first six pages. Refining the search, results provide https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/bloomin-brands-joins-boomin-restaurant-dealmaking-year-gadfly/2017/11/22/19a4a162-cf8a-11e7-a87b-47f14b73162a_story.html?utm_term=.01ece8d15574 this article which also is a mere mention-in-passing (''And then there are the private equity buyers, which have accounted for nearly a fifth of this year's restaurant deal count. Some may have the same consolidation goals in mind; Golden Gate Capital, for example, bought Bob Evans Farms Inc.'s restaurant business this year, adding to investments in Red Lobster and California Pizza Kitchen. Buffalo Wild Wings suitor Roark Capital Group has also invested in Arby's, Culver's and Jimmy John's.'') https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesfinancecouncil/2017/12/28/private-equity-power-boost-why-private-equity-owned-franchises-thrive/#31bcf846507e The Forbes reference is on page 3 but from their community pages and fails . Setting that aside, it is also a mere mention-in-passing (''For instance, as Reuters recently reported, in late November, Roark Capital Group, which owns Arby’s, bought Buffalo Wild Wings Inc for $2.4 billion.''). http://uk.businessinsider.com/buffalo-wild-wings-owner-roark-capital-business-empire-2017-11?r=US&IR=T This Business Insider reference has no ''original and independent opinion, analysis, investigation, or fact checking that are clearly attributable to a source unaffiliated to the subject'' and fails . There are no Seattle Times references (for me) on the first 7 pages. Refining the search, results provide https://www.seattletimes.com/business/buffalo-wild-wings-twitter-account-hacked/ this article reporting that Buffalo Wild Wings Twitter account was hacked. It is only a mention-in-passing for the Roark though (''Known for its sports bar fare such as chicken wings, Buffalo Wild Wings was purchased in a deal finalized earlier this year by Roark Capital Group, which owns Arby’s restaurant chain.'') and fails . I cannot find any articles that meet the criteria for establishing notability. Can you please provide specific links next time
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