Thomas Byrne, previously president of Viacom and vice-chairman of Blockbuster Video, became Swisher's Interim President and CEO in February 2013 in an attempt to turn the company around. Wayne Huizenga, who worked with Byrne at Blockbuster, became chairman of the board. The company's stock by mid-year was trading below a dollar a share and the company lost $3/share in 2013, losses which continued into 2014. On June 4, 2014, a reverse stock split replaced every ten existing shares in Swisher with one new share, as the company had to be brought out of penny stock territory and back above $1/share to retain a NASDAQ listing. , the stock was trading slightly above $4/share. On Nov 2, 2015, the company's US operations were sold to EcoLab for $40.2 million and the company no longer has operating assets or revenue producing operations in the US. References https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1504747/000135448815004895/swsh_10q.htm External links Swisher Hygiene official site Companies formerly listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange Companies formerly listed on the Nasdaq