Publishers Clearing House (PCH) has filed for bankruptcy in Manhattan, reporting only $490,000 in cash against $40 million in debts, as it shifts focus from traditional marketing to digital advertising and online gaming. The company, which has awarded over $500 million in prizes since its founding in 1953, plans to continue its sweepstakes during the restructuring process while exploring asset sales or partnerships for growth. Despite its financial struggles, PCH aims to maintain its legacy and adapt to changing market conditions, with CEO Andy Goldberg affirming the importance of their sweepstakes in the brand’s future.
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