WeightWatchers, officially rebranded as WW International (NASDAQ:WW), has blamed its financial woes on the GLP-1 drug wave and the do-it-yourself (DIY) weight-loss approach popularized on social media ...

WeightWatchers, the well-known subscription-based weight loss and wellness program, filed for bankruptcy late Tuesday ...

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

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

“WeightWatchers’ holistic model of care—including its No. 1 doctor-recommended weight loss program, telehealth offering with ...

In the years leading up to its bankruptcy filing, the company also struggled with the growth of free or low-cost ...

Shares of WW International Inc. plunged Wednesday after the health and wellness company known as WeightWatchers filed for bankruptcy, facing a mounting debt burden that offering weight-loss drugs ...

Of all the weight-loss fads and companies that have come and gone, WeightWatchers might be amongst the most recognizable.

WeightWatchers is going on a financial diet, aiming to lose $1.15 billion in debt through a fast-track bankruptcy plan.Parent ...

Reuters reported in April 2025 that WeightWatchers' stock, which traded as high as $100 in 2018, lost most of its value last ...

WW International shares plummeted Wednesday after the company, better known as WeightWatchers, filed for Chapter 11 ...

Shares have slumped 60% since the Wall Street Journal reported in April that the company was preparing to file for bankruptcy ...