Virgin Australia falls deeper into red with $653 million loss – Brisbane Times

The company also wrote down the value of its international business by $120 million. Mr Boeghetti said the accounting adjustments were non-cash and did not affect the fundamentals of Virgins underlying business. We are confident in the performance of the Groups underlying business and that long-term benefits from our growth plans will be delivered, he…

Virgin Australia falls deeper into red with $653 million loss – The Sydney Morning Herald

Virgin Australia has reported its sixth consecutive full-year loss, falling deeper into the red with a $653 million after-tax loss in 2018 compared to a $185 million loss a year ago. On an underlying level, which strips out the impact of Virgin’s three-year business restructuring and turnaround plan,  the airline reported a $109 million profit, up from…

NW insolvency practitioners welcome government clamp down – Manchester Evening News

Government plans to clamp down on directors who dissolve companies to avoid paying workers or pensions have been welcomed by insolvency practitioners in the North West. The proposals, which were announced on Sunday and represent the biggest changes to the corporate insolvency regime in almost 20 years, will also give struggling companies more time to…

Will Wonga collapse, when was the payday loan company founded and what are the compensation claims? – The Sun

WONGA is on the brink of collapse after being inundated with compensations claims. Here’s what we know about the situation the payday loan giant’s current predicament. PA:Press Association Wonga is allegedly preparing for administration Will Wonga collapse? The company was kept afloat three weeks ago thanks to a £10million emergency cash injection from shareholders. But…