Skullcandy may go private. Rick Alden, founder and former chief...

2016-06-23T00:00:00

Skullcandy may go private. Rick Alden, founder and former chief executive of the struggling American supplier of headphones, is exploring ways of acquiring the shares that he doesn't presently own. Ptarmagin, a fund controlled by him, owns 12.7 percent of the public company's shares. The stock opened at $20 when ...

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