Neil Kiefer, a Florida lawyer and Hooters owner, is attempting to take control of 50 shuttered locations and return them to ...

However, job postings still require Hooters servers to maintain “glamorous hair styling” and “ability to maintain attractive ...

Culturally, Hooters’ once-controversial image now feels tame. In the 1980s, short-shorts and skimpy tank tops provoked ...

Buyers for the bankrupt chain envision short shorts and lots of butter sauce.

Hooters is remaking its brand image after filing for bankruptcy in March. Hooters Management Corporation CEO Neil Kiefer shares his turnaround plan.

Kiefer told Bloomberg News last week that he wanted a "re-Hooterization" of the chain after private equity executives moved away from the fun, beachside feel toward even skimpier server outfits ...

As Kiefer tells it, trouble began when Robert H. Brooks, former owner of Hooters of America, died in 2006. Five years later, Brooks’ family sold off the brand, and for a decade, it shuffled ...

Hooters of America LLC filed for bankruptcy on Monday, March 31. The chain plans to sell all company-owned locations to a franchise group tied to the company’s founders, according to a news release.