Kawasaki Heavy weighs exit from money-losing train business – Nikkei Asian Review

TOKYO — Kawasaki Heavy Industriesplans torestructure rolling-stock operations amid heavy losses, exploring such options as quitting the business andteaming up with other companies. While the overseas rail market looks promising, the company has been waging fierce competition for orders with rivalsthat have grown in scalethrough consolidation. Japanese peers like Hitachi are likewise struggling abroad amid…

Katie Price staves off bankruptcy for another month but could still be made homeless unless she strikes deal over … – Daily Mail

Katie Price staves off bankruptcy for another month but could still be made homeless unless she strikes deal over debts of up to 500,000 Former glamour model has been in and out of court over unpaid debt to taxman She was not declared bankrupt today after lawyers say she has meeting planned Her legal team…

One in five companies with assets over EUR 1 million in Romania were in insolvency – Business Review

Romania had 16,499 insolvencies in 2008, while the estimate for the end of this year is about 8,300, or about half of the number recorded ten years ago. According to CITR, at the same time, between 2016-2018, the number of companies entering insolvency annually remained constant, between 8,300-8,600. In the same period, the number of…

Personal insolvencies fall – but all is not quite what it seems – Mirror.co.uk

Personal insolvencies fell back from a six-year high in the third quarter of this year, official figures show. Across England and Wales, 25,151 personal insolvencies were recorded between July and September – a 10.5% fall compared with the previous quarter when there were 28,108 personal insolvencies – the highest quarterly figure since 2012. Richard Haymes,…

Commodity trader Noble Group warns of more losses in third quarter – Financial Times

Troubled commodity trader Noble Group, which almost blew up in an accounting and debt scandal before pushing through a dramatic financial restructuring in August, will report another loss in the third quarter. The Singapore-listed commodity house, which was founded by British born trader Richard Elman, is expected to report an overall net loss of $90-$115m,…