Tami Longaberger, who led the company since her father died in 1999, has resigned as CEO.

An arbitrator ruled former Longaberger Company CEO Tami Longaberger is entitled to $2.1 million from the parent company of the basket-maker.

Tami Longaberger says her employment contract with Longaberger Co. and the basket maker’s parent, CVSL Inc., should have no bearing on whether she is repaid $1 million loaned to the companies ...

The new brand launches Wednesday evening on QVC with an appearance by Tami and Rachel Longaberger, whose father founded the basketmaking enterprise previously headquartered in a distinctive Newark ...

Longaberger's pottery vendor had moved its manufacturing overseas in the early 2000s, according to Tami Longaberger, and by 2005 the company was selling only imported pottery.

Tami Longaberger is suing the basket-making company her father founded and its parent company over $1 million she loaned to the company while it was "experiencing a severe cash crisis." ...

As CEO of one of central Ohio's most recognizable companies, Tami Longaberger has her sights set on the future while sharing her family's past in a new book. Get the details.

Tami Longaberger, former CEO of Longaberger Co., is suing the business long-owned by her family for $1 million.

The leaders of the Longaberger Co.'s parent company have been ordered to show up in court in Columbus and explain how they plan to pay back money that Tami Longaberger lent to them. In a filing in ...

Who's to judge?" Planning for the future Claire Longaberger Kaido, Tami Longaberger's daughter, plans on running the family business some day.

Longaberger, known for its seven-story replica building and fanatical collectors, is out of business. Some are bitter, some focus on the good times.

NEWARK, N.J. - Sales consultants are no longer placing orders for customers, basket weavers are not performing their craft and Longaberger products are not being shipped across country this Christmas ...