After months of enduring the stock-price equivalent of ground chuck, investors in Japanese steakhouse Benihana are being offered prime rib in the form of a buyout offer from a disciple of billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn.
Russell Glass, a former executive with Icahn Associates who's now the founder and head of New York investment firm RDG Capital, has offered to buy the Miami-based chain for $7 a share, a 20 percent premium over the current stock price, The Post has learned.
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