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Every article I've read (and I've now read a few) give mention to the $11 million loss being some kind of triggering event. Still, I remain bewildered how a long standing national chain that was sold a decade ago for $2.1 billion can go bankrupt due to an $11m loss on a promotion that saw a 40% increase customer traffic. Most large retail companies or restaurant chains would literally set their CEO on fire if they saw a 40% increase in customer traffic. Thoughts? https://lnkd.in/ef-p6Mva