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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dean Metropoulos may not be a household name, but the food industry veteran's reach extends from the pantry to the refrigerator to the freezer. Full story
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The new owner of Hostess Brands Inc's <HTBRS.UL> snack cakes hopes to have Twinkies back on U.S. store shelves by this summer, according to a member of the purchasing group. Full story
(Reuters) - Hostess Brands Inc <HTBRS.UL> creditor Silver Point Capital and hedge fund Hurst Capital have expressed interest in buying Hostess's snack cake brands, including Twinkies, the New York Post reported. Full story
It’s been two months since Hostess wen out of business, ending production of the beloved Twinkie. Now, some devoted fans are discovering they might not have to give up their favorite treat after all, due to some copycat snacks. NBC’s Mara Schiavocampo explains.
CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports on the last day for potential buyers to grab a seat at the Twinkie table.
A closer look at potential buyers for the iconic bakery, and the possibility of saving the Twinkie, with CNBC's Kayla Tausche.
Rev. Al Sharpton introduces us to Missouri’s Powerball winners and what they plan to do with the winnings, in comparison to the management at Hostess who haven’t quite learned when enough is enough.
A bankruptcy judge ruled in favor of Hostess Brands and approved almost $2 million in bonuses for 19 executives while the company liquidates. More than 100 investors are already expressing interest in the Twinkie name brand. But what about the failed company's 18,000 employees? Ed Schultz explains h
A box of Hostess Brands "Twinkies" is on display, from what is believed to be the last shipment of Twinkies that Hostess brands will produce to stores in the country, at a Jewel-Osco grocery store in Chicago December 11, 2012. REUTERS/Jim Young
Hostess Brands "Twinkies" are on display in a supermarket in Kansas City, Kansas in this November 16, 2012 file photo.
