FAT Brands chairman Andy Wiederhorn on May 10 was indicted on federal charges covering an array of claims. Among them the ...

In a stunning turn of events, Fat Brands, the parent company of popular restaurant chains including Fatburger and Johnny Rockets, finds itself at the center of a major legal storm, per Quartz.

Fat Brands and its chair Andy Wiederhorn were indicted for a "sham" loan scheme that netted him $47 million. Wiederhorn, 58, stepped down as CEO last year following the company's disclosure that ...

Andy Wiederhorn, the chairman of Fatburger parent company FAT Brands, was charged Friday with a number of federal offenses including misappropriating $27 million from the company for personal expenses ...

The creator of the owner of Twin Peaks, Fazoli’s, Fatburger and other chains was charged in a $47 million false loan scheme and sued by the SEC for misusing company funds. Here’s what we know. By ...

FAT Brands chairman Andy Wiederhorn has been indicted on federal charges that he allegedly concealed $47 million in shareholder loans from the IRS, stockholders, and broader investing public, ...

Fat Brands' portfolio includes Fatburger, Johnny Rockets and Twin Peaks. Fat Brands and its chair Andy Wiederhorn were indicted for a "sham" loan scheme that netted him $47 million. Wiederhorn, who ...

Fat Brands and its chair Andy Wiederhorn were indicted for a "sham" loan scheme that netted him $47 million. Wiederhorn, 58, stepped down as CEO last year following the company's disclosure that ...

Andy Wiederhorn — former CEO and current chairman of FAT Brands — has been accused by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission of misappropriating $27 million of company money and using it ...

Authorities charged Fatburger owner Fat Brands and Chairman Andy Wiederhorn of running a scheme that netted him $47 million in bogus loans from the company. Federal authorities said Friday they ...

Federal prosecutors on Friday morning charged Fat Brands Chairman Andy Wiederhorn with using Fat Brands cash to fund $47 million in personal expenses, misleading the IRS, company’s board, shareholders ...