Los Angeles-based clothing company American Apparel Inc. might file for bankruptcy a second time. The revelation comes just months after the company exited an earlier bankruptcy filing last year, a report of Bloomberg stated on October 27.
Bankruptcy is under consideration again by American Apparel so they can potentially cut down portions of their retail operations by exiting leases. The company completed bankruptcy procedures last February after they filed in October last year. American Apparel’s first filing was made after its founder and longtime CEO Dov Charney was accused of misconduct that got him fired. Sources, who requested anonymity, stated that the new management failed to reinstate the brand based on their plan.
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Popular steakhouse chain “Logan’s Roadhouse” announced on August 8 that they filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in Delaware so they could improve their profitability by reorganizing the business, Knoxville News Sentinel reported.
Reports said at least 18 Logan’s restaurants with poor performance are going to be shut down. Although Logan’s has 256 locations in several states, including North Carolina, they saturate the Nashville area. The bankruptcy filing did not identify which stores are affected. Logan’s said that employees in the stores shutting down will either be reassigned to other branches or receive assistance finding other jobs. Court documents revealed that Logan’s listed $12. 9 million worth of assets while their liabilities amounted to $525.4 million. They have worked with their creditors since June to attempt to settle their debts.
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A Southern Season in Chapel Hill, North Carolina recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after suffering financial losses, an article of The News & Observer reported on June 24. The company is using bankruptcy proceedings to evaluate their finances and reinvent their business.
Reports indicate that although the company sought bankruptcy protection, they will continue operation at some locations, including the Chapel Hill flagship store. Aside from addressing their financial woes, A Southern Season plans to stop the construction plans of bigger stores that will likely fail to generate enough revenue to sustain the business. Brian Fauver, the company’s chief financial officer, explained “With these big stores come liabilities that are not part of our go-forward plan.” The company is expecting to emerge from bankruptcy proceedings this December.
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