Hooters

Hooters, the Atlanta-based restaurant chain that is known for making a work uniform out of Daisy Duke-shorts and low-cut t-shirts, may be on the selling block as a result of a family feud.

In a move that came as a surprise to no one, AT&T (T) quietly ended its sponsorship of Tiger Woods -- making it one of the biggest companies to drop the embattled golf pro. The telecom, whose logo appears on Woods' golf bag, did not give a reason for its decision. However, does it really even...

In these recessionary times, patrons of Hooters are more interested in eying their wallets than scantily clad waitresses, or so it would seem. The Atlanta-based restaurant chain, better known for its buxom waitresses than its cuisine, is joining the gaggle of casual-dining establishments in...

Hooters is finally seeing some competition.Turns out some restaurant entrepreneurs are realizing that what Hooters has on offer (good food, served by pretty, buxom young women), is a recipe for success, even in the current economic environment. Restaurants like Twin Peaks and Bone Daddy's, both of...

Watching the ads that run during football games, one might think that the NFL will allow anybody to advertise. From beer to candy bars to investment companies, it seems that, while advertisers are varied, they share one common denominator: When seeking the coveted football fan demographic,...