WeightWatchers, known for its diet programs once endorsed by celebrities including Oprah Winfrey, has filed for bankruptcy ...

Problems for the well-known brand began with the Coronavirus pandemic and continued as prescriptions gained favour ...

Founded in 1963 by Jean Nidetch, WeightWatchers began as a weekly weight-loss support group with just 400 attendees. It quickly grew into a global phenomenon, attracting millions of members worldwide ...

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WeightWatchers, a staple in American weight loss for decades, has officially filed for bankruptcy and needs to lose about $1 ...

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WeightWatchers has helped millions of people on their weight loss journeys via memberships, diet meals, memberships and books ...

In the bankruptcy filing, WeightWatchers' parent company, WW International Inc., said nearly three-quarters of its creditors ...

The company plans to eliminate $1.15 billion in debt and switch its focus to telehealth and weight loss drug prescriptions.

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Weight Watchers, the brand built on providing support for people who are trying to lose weight, filed for bankruptcy protection. The company is burdened with debt as more customers turn to medication.