How Private Equity and Holding Companies Have Degraded Quality at Heritage Brands
One company owns Brooks Brothers, Champion, Eddie Bauer, Billabong, Sports Illustrated, and the licensing rights to Elvis's likeness. They don't make a single product themselves.
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