Sbarro says it exited bankruptcy protection

By Washington Examiner

Published June 3, 2014 5:51pm ET

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Sbarro says it exited bankruptcy protection — NEW YORK (AP) — Pizza chain Sbarro says it has exited bankruptcy protection and is moving its headquarters from New York to Ohio. According to court filings, a judge approved the company’s reorganization plan on May 19, and that plan took effect Monday. Sbarro says it will move its company headquarters to Columbus, Ohio, to […]

NEW YORK (AP) — Pizza chain Sbarro says it has exited bankruptcy protection and is moving its headquarters from New York to Ohio.

According to court filings, a judge approved the company’s reorganization plan on May 19, and that plan took effect Monday. Sbarro says it will move its company headquarters to Columbus, Ohio, to reduce expenses and be closer to its new Pizza Cucinova business, which lets people build their own pizzas. The first Cucinova restaurant opened in October.

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