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 ...

Neil Kiefer, CEO of Hooters Inc., the Clearwater, Florida-based company that founded the Hooters concept in 1983, told Fox News Digital previously that his group, along with another franchisee ...

In the Bloomberg report, Kiefer shared, "You go to some parts of the country and people say, 'I could never go to Hooters, my wife would kill me.' That's depressing to us. We want to change that." ...

The most notable development in the restructuring is the sale of over 100 company-owned restaurants to two existing franchisees, including Hooters Inc., led by founder Neil Kiefer.

Neil Kiefer, the chief executive of Hooters' founding group, HMC Hospitality Group, told Bloomberg last month that post-bankruptcy, he wants to make Hooters more family-friendly.

Hooters founder and CEO of Hooters Inc. (one of the franchisee groups that purchased the for-sale locations) Neil Kiefer attributed the brand's decline to its handling by inexperienced entities.

The beloved Peachtree Street Hooters closed permanently earlier this week after 22 years in downtown Atlanta. The closure, coming alongside closings for three other Georgia locations and over 30 ...