Mon
Dec 9 2013
08:51 pm
Ruby Tuesday seeking buyer?
By: R. Neal

The buzz this afternoon is that Ruby Tuesday has hired Goldman Sachs "to explore strategic alternatives," which according to unnamed sources include the possibility of a leveraged buyout. The news sent RT stock up 6% this afternoon.

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R. Neal's picture

Where did RT's current CEO

Submitted by R. Neal on Mon, 2013/12/09 - 8:57pm.

Remind me, where did RT's current CEO come from? Why did the RT board hire him as CEO? No way this could be an inside job, right? RT HQ won't be moving to Orlando, right? Not saying anything, just saying.

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Da,da, da - snap, snap

Submitted by Average Guy on Mon, 2013/12/09 - 9:37pm.
(in reply to R. Neal)

da, da, da - snap, snap.

The Darden Family!!

Come on R, closing a bunch of stores and firing a bunch people in Maryville was the solution for the Ruby revival, not a way to shrink the purchase price for an unknown(?) buyer.

Let's just hope there's a large, multi-brand, freezer to table restaurant corporation out there willing to scarf up some prime southern interstate exit properties. Oh, and have an offshoot division HQ in Maryville.

It's all so hard to tell. Just sayin.

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RT and the EEOC

Submitted by redmondkr on Tue, 2013/12/10 - 12:18am.

Ruby Tuesday settles age discrimination lawsuit.

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