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Edelman is handling the Brooks Brothers bankruptcy as America's oldest apparel company falls to the casualization of corporate attire and pressures from the COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns. (1 reader comment)
Sard Verbinnen & Co. is handling the Chapter 11 filing of NPC International, the nation's biggest Pizza Hut and Wendy's franchisee, as it struggles with changing consumer dining preferences, rising labor/commodities costs and heavy debt.
Brunswick Group and ICR handle Lululemon Athletica’s $500M deal to buy MIRROR, home fitness company that features live and on-demand classes.
FTI Consulting is handling the bankruptcy of the Chuck E. Cheese, chain of pizza-based children's entertainment centers, which is blaming the COVID-19 pandemic for its financial woes and Chapter 11 filing.
Reevemark is handling the much-anticipated Chapter 11 filing of shale pioneer Chesapeake Energy, which collapsed due to a heavy debt load, weak oil prices and financial pressures from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Financial services giant TIAA has named Martha "Marty" Willis chief marketing officer, where she will oversee brand and corporate communications.
FTI Consulting is handling the restructuring of 24 Hour Fitness as the chain of gyms blames the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic for triggering Chapter 11.
Reevemark represents Simon Property Group, which has terminated its $3.6B deal to acquire Taubman Group because of the alleged failure of the mall operator to take action to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Joele Frank works for Grubhub as it merges with Netherlands-based Just Eat Takeaway to create the world's biggest online food delivery service outside China.
Gasthalter & Co. guided Bow Street as the investment firm notched a proxy fight win at Mack-Cali Realty Corp, New York Stock Exchange-listed real estate investment trust.
Brunswick Group handled the initial public offering of ZoomInfo Technologies, which raised nearly $1B to rank as the biggest tech stock offering of the year.
Reevemark advised Gulfport Energy during its 18-month tussle with activist investor Firefly Value Partners, owner of a 13.1 percent stake in the Oklahoma City-based oil and natural gas company.
Joele Frank is handling the Chapter 11 filing of Libbey Inc., one of the world's largest glass tableware manufacturers, which is blaming COVID-19 for the need to restructure.
The One Nine Three Group handled the IPO of JDE Peet's, the world's No. 1 pure-play coffee company based on revenues, which raised $2.5B in one of the biggest stock offerings of 2020.
Kekst CNC handled Sony Financial Holdings' return to Sony Corp. full ownership 13 years after an initial public offering of 35 percent of its shares.
Edelman is handling the Chapter 11 filing of Tuesday Morning, Dallas-based off-price retailer, that is restructuring due to the "insurmountable financial hurdle" triggered by the forced prolonged closure of its stores due to COVID-19.
Matthew Benson, a 20-year veteran at Sard Verbinnen & Co., has joined Silver Lake technology investment firm as managing director & head of communications.
Joele Frank is working the bankruptcy filing of J.C. Penney as the 118-year-old retailer blames the COVID-19 pandemic for spurring an accelerated financial restructuring program.
Kekst CNC is guiding the bankruptcy of Intelsat, the debt-burdened owner of one of the world's biggest commercial satellite networks, as it positions for the federal government's auction of the airwaves for use in 5G networks.
Joele Frank is handling US media for Avianca, Latin America's third-biggest airline, which filed for Chapter 11 due to the "unforeseeable impact of the COVID-19 pandemic." (1 reader comment)
Edelman is handling the Chapter 11 filing of Neiman Marcus Group, the debt-burdened luxury retailer that is blaming the COVID-19 crisis for the need to restructure its finances.
FTI Consulting has added Susan Donofrio, Angelo Thalassinos and Brian Waldman to its strategic communications unit to bolster its expertise in the airline and restructuring categories.
US investors are seeking more forward-looking news related to the COVID-19 pandemic, specifically on how companies are planning to recover from the crisis, according to a survey conducted by Dukas Linden Public Relations.
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