Subway's last surviving co-founder, Peter Buck, died on Thursday at 90 years old. Buck initially invested $1,000 to help Fred DeLuca start the submarine sandwich shop in 1965. Subway is now the ...

Subway confirmed Peter Buck’s death in a tweet late last week Peter Buck, one of the co-founders of Subway, has died. He was 90. Dr. Buck died on Nov. 18 in Danbury, Connecticut, according to the New ...

Today, the 66-year-old Berkeley, California-born musician Peter Buck is known for his time in the Athens, Georgia-founded rock group R.E.M. Buck, who was in the band from its founding in 1980 to its ...

Last year, Peter discussed the cult classic during an appearance on the Revolutions Per Movie podcast, a show hosted by his friend Chris Slusarenko that focuses on rock ‘n’ roll-themed films. In an ...

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Subway co-founder Peter Buck, who turned his initial investment of $1,000 into more than a billion dollars, died Thursday at the age of 90, the company confirmed.With more than 40,000 locations ...

Joseph Arthur and onetime R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck are old friends, and have now made a record together under the name Arthur Buck which will be out June 15 via New West. The record started with a ...

Los Angeles based jazz drummer/composer, Peter Buck, announces the release of his third album as a leader. “Smells Like Music” combines soulful jazz melodies and folk infused grooves with risk-taking ...

R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck said the band broke up at the right moment in 2011, and explained why he wouldn't want to go through their level of success again, making a reunion unlikely. R.E.M. split ...

The man who helped found one of the world’s largest sandwich companies has died, Subway confirmed Friday. Peter Buck, the 90-year-old man who helped fund the first Subway alongside businessman Fred ...

DANBURY, Conn. (AP) — Peter Buck, whose $1,000 investment in a family friend’s Connecticut sandwich shop in 1965 provided the genesis for what is now the world’s largest restaurant chain — Subway — ...