American Apparel
American Apparel Rejects Takeover Bid Led by Fired Founder
Earlier this week, the Los Angeles-based company received a $300 million bid from a group of investors who are backing the return of Dov Charney.
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American Apparel Files for Bankruptcy
The company has been trying to rebound since the ousting of its founder and former CEO Dov Charney.
American Apparel Issues Dire Warning to Shareholders
The embattled retailer warned investors could face 'substantial or total losses' of their investments.
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Retail Giant American Apparel Gets Restraining Order Against Its Founder
The company wants nothing to do with Dov Charney anymore.
Ousted American Apparel Founder Dov Charney Seeks $40 Million in Damages
Charney is seeking millions of dollars for a breach of employment contract, his attorney said.
American Apparel Under Regulator Scrutiny for Possible Violations
The investigation is looking into a potential legal violation related to Dov Charney, the company's founder and former chief executive officer.
A Proactive Approach to Addressing Unethical Behavior in the Workplace
Smaller companies migh not have formal procedures for accountablity. Here's why maintaining high standards is a good long-term practice.
American Apparel Tries On Something New: Ethics.
After firing its scandal-mired chairman, the company has updated its code of ethics to include rules about workplace relationships.