Fonebiz blames $3.7m collapse on vendors going direct – CRN Australia

Australian mobile phone repair business Fonebiz blamed its collapse on vendors taking repairs in-house and making it easier for competitors to gain accreditation. Fonebiz entered voluntary administration last month after 22 years in business, appointing Mackay Goodwin as administrators. Its 38 staff were stood down. The company previously had locations in Sydney, Wollongong and Auckland,…

Vedanta submits initial EoI for Jaypee Infratech – Economic Times

NEW DELHI: Metals and mining giant Vedanta Ltd today said it has submitted a preliminary expression of interest (EoI) for Jaypee Infratech currently undergoing the Insolvency Resolution Proceedings (IRP). The company has “submitted a preliminary non-binding Expression of Interest for submission of resolution plan of Jaypee Infratech Ltd under corporate insolvency process (CIRP),” Vedanta Ltd…

Big tweak in insolvency law on cards, defaulters may be barred from bidding – Economic Times

NEW DELHI: The government is considering amending its insolvency law to prevent existing promoters of bankrupt companies from reacquiring them during the resolution process at a steep discount. The current Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, passed last year, does not prevent promoters from bidding for these stressed assets during the resolution process. Some owners are reported…

Over Your Head in Debt? Freedom Debt Relief Offers 4 Ways to Start Digging Out – Markets Insider

SAN MATEO, Calif., Nov. 13, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — As revolving debt such as credit cards continues to increase, Andrew Housser, co-founder and CEO of Freedom Debt Relief (FDR), offers four signs to spot debt that’s becoming unmanageable. U.S. consumers owe $3.79 trillion in consumer debt. The average household with credit card debt owes nearly $17,000 on…