Four Charged in Alleged $150 Million Payment Processing Scheme – Department of Justice

Four individuals have been charged in the District of Massachusetts with conspiring to deceive banks and credit card companies into processing more than $150 million in credit and debit card payments on behalf of merchants involved in prohibited and high-risk businesses, including online gambling, debt collection, debt reduction, prescription drugs, and payday lending, according to…

J&J Defeats Effort to Block Texas Corporate Restructuring Move – Yahoo Finance

(Bloomberg) — Johnson & Johnson defeated an effort to stop it from using the so-called Texas two step bankruptcy strategy to rid itself of tens of thousands of asbestos poisoning lawsuits. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Laurie Silverstein refused to block the consumer products giant from taking corporate restructuring actions related to its asbestos liabilities and indemnity…

New business registrations are actually up, despite COVID-19 lockdowns – ABC News

Despite fears the pandemic would lead to mass businessfailures, the number of Australians running businesses has actually shot up. Key points: The Australian Bureau of Statistics reports an increase in the number of registered businesses during the pandemic Julie Kay says starting a business means she can set her own goals The Australian Restructuring, Insolvency…

Machine learning data pipeline outfit Splice Machine files for insolvency – The Register

California-based ML data pipeline company Splice Machine has begun insolvency proceedings, according to a statement on its website. The startup which counted bank Wells Fargo, retailer Kroger, and optical networking company Infinera among its customers specialised in building a database for feature engineering which it hoped would ease machine learning data pipelines. Based around Jupyter…

Year-On-Year Corporate Insolvency Figures Rise For Third Consecutive Month – Bdaily

Member Article The year-on-year level of corporate insolvency has risen for a third consecutive month, highlighting the continuing impact of the pandemic on North East businesses. The latest corporate insolvency figures for England and Wales reveal a 70.4% increase in Creditors Voluntary Liquidations in July compared to July 2020, suggesting an increasing number of directors…

NCLAT admits McLeod promoter appeal, to decide on constitution of CoC – Business Standard

On August 6, the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) had admitted an application filed by Techno for initiating corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) against McLeod. TopicsNCLAT|Techno Electric & Engineering|McLeod Russel The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has admitted an appeal filed by McLeod Russel promoter, Aditya Khaitan, against insolvency proceedings and will decide on…