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07-16-2026 03:47 PM
There was an article in prnewswire that stated:
“With a more manageable amount of debt, the reorganized company is expected to have greater financial flexibility to pursue long-term growth and profitability as a leader in live social shopping across social platforms, streaming apps, ecommerce sites, stores, and TV channels,” QVC said in its statement.
I was surprised to see "TV channels" in the list. Guess time will tell.
07-16-2026 03:56 PM - edited 07-16-2026 04:13 PM
And that's the press release from current management.
The new owners and new Board of Directors are not yet in place.
Meaning that I don't place much weight in what current management says over the long term.....or even very short term.
And the Board hires and fires the CEO.
07-16-2026 04:30 PM
I'm back with another union question.
Sorry. I'm fascinated by this idea.
I know you can't be fired for starting a union but, in this unusual situation of a company whose ownership/management is changing, do you think the new owners have the right to have a meeting with all of the hosts and let them know their preference on unions?
07-16-2026 04:45 PM - edited 07-16-2026 04:46 PM
Gordan Gekko anyone? LOL Michael Douglas played Gordon Gekko in the movie Wall Street. "Greed is good." Great Movie.
Gordon Gekko bought companies that were struggling and sold them off in pieces parts to make more money back. While we don't know exactly what is going to happen, I doubt that is the plan. While I would hate for anyone to lose their job, I would not be mad or sad if the hosts that I don't care for got the pink slip. Just being totally honest here. Or, potentially, all the contracts are renegotiated when they expire and their salaries are reduced to the point that the host decides to leave. Maybe that could happen. I have done my part to keep the sales up there, but it is time for me to pull back and watch the fallout.
07-16-2026 04:57 PM
07-16-2026 04:58 PM - edited 07-16-2026 05:18 PM
As part of its prepackaged Chapter 11 filing, QVC disclosed that it owed more than $93 million to its 30 largest unsecured creditors, which include both trade vendors and service suppliers. Some of the notable vendors and brands with unpaid claims include
QVC Group’s Top 30 unsecured creditors include:
07-16-2026 05:19 PM - edited 07-16-2026 05:21 PM
The new investors/equity holders are obligated to get their investment back with a nice return.
Otherwise, why would they have invested their capital? To provide a pleasant shopping experience for the public good? I think not.
07-16-2026 05:33 PM
07-16-2026 05:37 PM
@RescueLover I read that under the agreement, all of the vendors will be paid in full.
07-16-2026 07:33 PM - edited 07-16-2026 07:36 PM
@BobShops wrote:There was an article in prnewswire that stated:
“With a more manageable amount of debt, the reorganized company is expected to have greater financial flexibility to pursue long-term growth and profitability as a leader in live social shopping across social platforms, streaming apps, ecommerce sites, stores, and TV channels,” QVC said in its statement.
I was surprised to see "TV channels" in the list. Guess time will tell.
Maybe "TV channels" is their euphemism for late night "infomercials".
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