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Written by Eileen Cortbach, business writer at Associated Press
Bangkok (AP)-HOOTERS, a US-based chain of restaurants, is known for its chicken wings and “HOOTERS GIRLS”, waiting employees ’clothes, to protect bankruptcy.
The Hoa Restaurant Group submitted the Senior Protection 11 on Monday at the Banking Court of Texas in Dallas.
The company faced financial problems with its debts, but it says it intends to stay open and solve its problems within months. Hitters said in a press statement that a group of the original founders of the company who own nearly a third of the American HOOTERS sites, including about half the largest size restaurants, are planning to buy and operate more ports.
The company said in a notice on its website: “Our famous HOOTERS restaurants are here to stay and we are taking measures to enhance our business to provide better service to our long -term customers.”
HOOTERS, based in Atlanta, Georgia, in Clearwar, Florida, was founded in 1983. The troubles were brewing for a while.
HOOOTERS has sponsored the NASCAR 9, which Cis Elliot has been driving since 2017, but last year, Hendrick Motorssps has ended its ties with the sponsor for a long time because it did not meet its financial obligations.
Its business strategy has faced challenges over the years, including lawsuits related to employing them from “Hooters” only to serve customers.
Last year, she agreed to pay $ 250,000 and provide another comfort to settle the race and color Discrimination It was brought by the USA’s Equality Opportunities Committee against the HOOTERS port in Greenzoro, North Carolina.
In 2022, the restaurant Refute the claims It has been turned off and the brand renamed due to changing customer tastes.
In 2019, the Hoters Hotel-Sasino was off the Las Vegas tape It was sold to an Indian hotel The company and renamed the name of the OYO Hotel and the casino.
In 2017, the company tried to open a restaurant that he did not offer Waiting for narrow peaksAs a test of a different approach to its original concept.
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