A group of bowling patrons has sued Bowlero and AMF bowling centers owner Lucky Strike Entertainment , alleging the company ...

The company has allegedly caused bowling prices to triple in some cases.

America's biggest bowling chain is being accused of turning a blue-collar pastime into a high-priced monopoly. A new ...

Shares of bowling company Bowlero (NYSE: BOWL) popped on Monday, even though the market was down. The company reported strong financial results for its fiscal second quarter of 2024 and announced some ...

A former longtime Bowlero executive asked a federal court for permission to countersue the company, alleging extortion and retaliation. In a recorded call, Bowlero's vice chairman threatened to report ...

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Bowlero is growing better than expected, and its profits are improving. It's not an easy business, but management has been making it look easy. Bowlero's fourth quarter ended in June. And during that ...

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Bowlero's president and outgoing finance chief, Brett Parker, publicly addressed a sprawling federal investigation into the company's employment practices during an earnings call with investors.

Bowlero grew its business organically and inorganically in the most recent fiscal year. The company expects modest growth next year but is profitable and not diluting shareholders. Bowlero owns over ...

A former executive at Bowlero, the world's largest owner and operator of bowling centers, has asked a court's permission to countersue his former employer for extortion and retaliation, after an ...