UniFirst (NYSE: UNF) is a quality business with savvy management working hard to improve shareholder value. The efforts ...

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Unifirst reported a mixed quarter, but the takeaways are all bullish. The revenue came in at $542.7 million, up 11.5% YOY and in line with Cintas's 11.7% growth.

UniFirst is the largest provider of uniforms in the US, with a straightforward business model. The company's margins have been affected by inflation and key initiatives but may improve in the future.

After months of secret unsuccessful negotiations, Mason-based uniform provider Cintas on Tuesday launched a $5.3 billion hostile takeover bid for UniFirst, a Massachusetts rival.. Cintas revealed ...

UniFirst has 12% share and the top 3 have 65% share. The point of these two pie charts is to show the large white space for expansion. Source: UniFirst.

UniFirst Corporation will hold a conference call today at 9:00 a.m. (ET) to discuss its quarterly and full year financial results, business highlights and outlook.

Undercover Boss: UniFirst CEO Ronald Croatti says being on the show was "eye-opening.'' And he explains how this $1 billion uniform manufacturer is weathering the recession.