Pandemic allows firms time to restructure – Bangkok Post

Pandemic allows firms time to restructure Focus on consolidation, M&A Large companies are taking advantage of the economic slowdown and the outbreak to restructure their businesses, aiming to prioritise consolidation or mergers and acquisitions (M&A), both locally and abroad. Funding for the deals depends on a company’s financial status, and includes using operating cash flow,…

Reserve Bank gives Coalition green light for record spendathon in federal budget – The Guardian

Australias public debt levels remain manageable, with record low interest rates leaving the government plenty of room to boost the economy in the October budget, according to the Reserve Bank. In a speech on Tuesday the RBA deputy governor, Guy Debelle, has defended the size of support payments including jobkeeper and jobseeker and given the…

Bill passed in Lok Sabha to temporarily suspend initiation of corporate insolvency proceedings | All you need to know – Jagran English

The Lok Sabha passed the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Second Amendment) Bill, 2020 on Monday through a voice vote. Publish Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2020 08:51 PM IST New Delhi | Jagran Busines Desk:The Lok Sabha passed the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Second Amendment) Bill, 2020 on Monday through a voice vote. Responding to the…

Nine apparel exporters in a tight spot as German retailer yet to clear dues – The Daily Star

Nine small and medium-sized garment factories are in big trouble as a German retailer is not paying them on the pretext of being hit by the coronavirus pandemic although the buyer received the goods before the crisis began. Colloseum bought t-shirts, polo shirts and sweaters worth $15 lakh from the Bangladeshi suppliers between December last…

VIP system to scale down in coming years leaving base mass to lead Macau recovery: Credit Suisse – Inside Asian Gaming

A concerted tightening of regulatory controls against gambling by mainland Chinese authorities looks set to counter expectations of a VIP-led recovery for Macaus gaming operators, leaving base mass to do the heavy lifting according to investment bank Credit Suisse. In a Monday note examining the short-term outlook for Macau post-COVID, analysts Kenneth Fong, Lok Kan…

Boris Becker due in court over claims he ‘hid property portfolio, bank accounts and shares’ – Daily Mail

Boris Becker will appear in court this week to face 19 criminal charges over claims he ‘hid property portfolio, bank accounts and shares in artificial intelligence firm’ during bankruptcy hearings Boris Becker, 52, faces claim that he hid finances at his 2017 bankruptcy hearing It’s alleged he failed to declare three properties, along with two…

Court action over bankrupt builder’s family house – Daily Mercury

The owner of a Brisbane building company that collapsed owing more than $5.5m now faces legal action over his family home in an exclusive suburb. Mansfield-based Bulkbuild Pty Ltd into voluntary administration in June and later liquidators Hall Chadwick’s Ginette Muller and Marcus Watters were appointed. The liquidators have filed an application with the Supreme…

Caterer who failed to pitch for wedding booking fined by court – Australian Times

A Perth catering company and its director have been ordered by a local magistrates court to pay more than $20,000 in fines, costs and consumer compensation after failing to turn up at a wedding reception and botching a birthday celebration. Eat Street Enterprises, trading asOle Paella Catering, and sole DirectorBradley John Lambwere fined $3,500 each…