After several weeks of financial turmoil, American Apparel Inc. has struck a deal with its largest investor, enabling the company to pay off its $10 million overdue loan to Lion Capital, Bloomberg reports.
The clothing retailer will receive $25 million from New York investment firm Standard General, which will not only repay the loan, but also help improve the company’s financial position, according to The New York Times.
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