The owner of the $100 million New Jersey deli flagged by David Einhorn as a symbol of market excess has been delisted for not complying with rules

Hometown International was delisted on the OTCQB exchange for "not complying with the rules," OTC Markets CEO Cromwell Coulson said on Wednesday. Hometown is the parent company of a New Jersey deli that had a market valuation of $100 million. was the subject of David Einhorn's letter pointing out excess in the stock market.