Buyout of OSI leaves company free to focus on turnaround of Outback

TAMPA FLA. OSI Restaurant Partners Inc., the struggling parent of the Outback Steakhouse chain will have what it has wanted since last year: time to regroup away from the scrutiny of Wall Street. —Now that shareholders have approved the $3.2 billion going-private buyout of Even before the deal was approved earlier this month, the operator or franchisor of eight brands boasting 1,457 restaurants said that under the new ownership of private-equity firms Bain ...

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