Brink’s Co
A provider of armored cars and secure cash logistics, Brink's moves and guards money for banks, retailers, and governments around the globe. Founded in Chicago in 1859 by a young Perry Brink, it began as a two-horse delivery wagon operation. The company got its famous name from a bungled 1920s robbery attempt on its own Chicago headquarters, which made "Brink's job" a household phrase for a daring heist.
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