Is Hooters on the Brink of Bankruptcy?
Bloomberg News reports Hooters may be on the brink of filing for bankruptcy. The restaurant chain once had 430 locations around the world. Now, 40 locations shuttered in the U.S. in the past year alone.
Why Hooters is near bankruptcy
What does a potential Hooters bankruptcy say about the industry? In the latest episode of the Restaurant Business podcast The Week in Restaurants, Executive Editor Lisa Jennings and I discuss the potential bankruptcy of Hooters and what led the brand to this fate,
Hooters looking at possible bankruptcy filing
Hooters is looking at possibly filing for bankruptcy as a means of restructuring the restaurant chain and tackling its debt, Bloomberg reported Friday, citing unnamed sources.
Hooters expected to file for bankruptcy. Will last Michigan locations close?
Hooters has not officially commented on its bankruptcy, although last year the company closed at least 40 locations nationwide, including four in Florida. One location, in Lakeland, was said by locals to have been the second Hooters ever opened, in 1984.
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Hooters is a Florida original. Will restaurants close? What to know about looming bankruptcy
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Hooters considers bankruptcy as San Antonio locations remain open
On February 21, Bloomberg broke the news that Hooters of America has been in talks with its creditors to reorganize the business through a bankruptcy filing in the near future. According to that report, the company is working with law firm Ropes & Gray, which has represented other companies through bankruptcy proceedings .
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Coresight Research, a retail and technology data platform, predicts an escalation this year, with around 15,000 stores expected to shutdown. Among the notable closures are some major names like Hooters and Big Lots (BIG).
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