Bloomberg After a downsized IPO, Krispy Kreme makes a strong debut in the United States. Bloomberg (Bloomberg) — Krispy Kreme Inc.’s stock surged on its first day of trading, providing a much-needed boost to the doughnut business a day after it was forced to scale back its initial public offering. In New York, the stock reversed an early fall and soared 24 percent to $21 per share. The investment group JAB Holdings BV owns the Charlotte, North Carolina-based corporation, which opened at $16.30, below the $17 IPO price. The tumultuous debut reflects the tumultuous world in which eateries operate./n
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