The World’s Largest Private Coal Company Just Filed For Bankruptcy – ThinkProgress

Share 2,045 Tweet Comment Peabody Energy, the worlds largest privately-owned coal company, announced Wednesday that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, following a significant downturn in the coal market that left the company saddled with debt. Peabody, which is headquartered in Missouri, maintained that its mines and offices would remain open, and that its…

DiagnoCure Board Votes to Liquidate, Dissolve Company – GenomeWeb

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) Canadian life sciences firm DiagnoCure announced today that its board has approved a plan to voluntarily dissolve the company and liquidate its assets. “The board of directors of DiagnoCure has determined that the liquidation and dissolution is advisable and in the best interest of the corporation and its shareholders,” DiagnoCure Chairman Jacques…

Insolvency body IPA to grant partial licences – Accountancy Age

THE Insolvency Practitioners Association is to become the first professional body to grant partial licences for practitioners wishing to specialise in either personal or corporate insolvency work. In October 2015, the governments Deregulation Act opened up the insolvency licensing regime to create greater competition and flexibility by allowing specialisation. Given the enabling provisions were enacted…

Construction giants promise to buy more steel from Arrium – Sydney Morning Herald

Arrium’s administrator says he has been overwhelmed by offers of support for the Whyalla steelworks. Photo: Brendan Esposito Some of Australia’s construction heavyweights including John Holland, Lendlease and billionaire Harry Triguboff’s Meriton Apartments have all pledged to buy more structural steel from Arrium to help the collapsed steelmaker. The administrator of Arrium, Mark Mentha, said on…