Earlier this year, Thai Union, the largest investor in the largest seafood restaurant chain in the country, announced it was seeking to sell its stake.| NBC News
At least one firm had been interested in buying the chain, but a deal never came to fruition.| NBC News
The casual restaurant chain's corporate parent says a $20 all-you-can-eat shrimp deal contributed to bigger losses for the company.| NBC News
The largest seafood chain in the U.S. has been unable to regain its financial footing following the pandemic.| NBC News
Companies that underwent leveraged buyouts recently tended to default more often and recover lower in bankruptcy, according to a new report from Moody’s Ratings.| news.bloomberglaw.com