RANCHO SANTA FE Calif. Glen W. Bell Jr., founder of Taco Bell, the world’s largest fast-food Mexican chain, passed away at his home Sunday after a long illness. He was 86. Bell first began selling ...

Back in the 1930s, when Glen Bell was a teenaged migrant worker riding trains in California looking for a job, he probably didn’t imagine that he’d one day found a fast-food empire of Mexican-American ...

IRVINE CALIF. Taco Bell quick-service chain and the driving force behind the success of tacos as a fast-food staple, has been selected by Nation’s Restaurant News as the 2008 Pioneer Award winner.

Taco Bell is leaving its longtime home at 1 Glen Bell Way in Irvine, relocating in spring 2028 to a larger campus in the city. News of the move was first reported by the Orange County Business Journal ...

Glen W. Bell Jr., founder of the Taco Bell chain, which put Mexican fast food on the nation’s menu, has died. He was 86. Mr. Bell died Saturday night at his home in Rancho Santa Fe. He had suffered ...

The death of Glen W. Bell Jr., the man who created Taco Bell, was announced last Sunday on the company’s website according to this NY Times obituary. I’m not going out to eat a Taco Bell taco today ...