NEW YORK (Reuters) -Activist investor Barington Capital Group is pushing Victoria's Secret to alter its board and end a recently adopted "poison pill" plan, according to a letter to the lingerie ...

Activist investor Barington Capital is calling for Victoria's Secret to overhaul its board of directors and end its "poison pill" plan that it recently adopted.

Activist investor Barington Capital Group is pushing Victoria's Secret to alter its board and end a recently adopted "poison pill" plan, according to a letter to the lingerie maker's shareholders ...

Victoria's Secret, with a market capitalization of about $1.45 billion currently, adopted the poison pill plan to fend off Brett Blundy's investment firm, which increased its stake in the company ...

Activist investor Barington Capital Group is pushing Victoria's Secret to alter its board and end a recently adopted "poison pill" plan, according to a letter to the lingerie maker's shareholders ...

As bras go, wireless is winning. On Victoria’s Secret’s latest earnings call earlier this month, CEO Hillary Super explained that the brand’s So Obsessed underwire-free push-up bra was a ...

Victoria’s Secret has introduced a so-called shareholder rights plan, a poison pill designed to stop an investor building a controlling stake without paying a premium.

The reclusive billionaire is best known for launching or reviving small Australian retailers. That's why his activist campaign against an iconic US lingerie brand is surprising.