Lender TREW Capital Management won the assets of both fast-casual BurgerFi and casual-dining sister-brand Anthony's Coal ...

the fast-casual restaurant operator behind BurgerFi and Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with estimated debt between $100 million and $500 million. The motion comes ...

BurgerFi files for bankruptcy protection after months of rising food prices and declining sales. The Fort Lauderdale-based company known for high-quality burgers, hot dogs, craft beer and wine has ...

Since the year began, several restaurant chains have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Here's what you need to know.

The company that owns and operates 39 outlets in the U.S. blamed its misfortunes on the COVID-19 pandemic and 'our capital ...

The once-promising better-burger chain has a new owner out of bankruptcy, but franchisees wonder whether damage done under ...

The parent companies of Ludlow & Prime and Five-O Donut Co. both list the Small Business Administration as their biggest ...

Dallas-based TGI Friday’s, which started in Manhattan in 1965 and was one of the first chains to capitalize on the “happy ...

What do Tupperware, BurgerFi, and Big Lots have in common ... says They are all very well-known brands that have filed for bankruptcy—and that was just within the last month.

It is the casual dining chain’s largest round of store closures since January, when it shuttered 36 “underperforming” ...

The 37-year-old eatery stated it was severely impacted by the pandemic, which led it to seek "disadvantageous financing." ...

September 18 marks the ultimate better burger lover’s celebration as BurgerFi, owned by BurgerFi International, Inc., gears up for its most beloved holiday – National Cheeseburger Day! To celebrate ...