Key risk trends for Directors and Officers in 2025: insolvencies, geopolitical tension and “AI washing”: Allianz theSun Read the original article here
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The World Bank’s 2024 report, “Poverty, Prosperity and Planet,” presents a sobering forecast for global poverty reduction efforts. At the current rate, lifting half of the world’s population out of poverty could take over a century. This projection underscores the urgent need for effective international development strategies to address global poverty reduction challenges. The report…
NEW DELHI, Dec 9 — Indian police used tear gas and pepper spray on Friday to stop dozens of farmers who were trying to reach Delhi from the northern breadbasket state of Punjab to press a series of demands. Here is a look at why farmers are marching to the capital again. What are farmers…
2024 saw a wave of bankruptcies among notable companies, from Evergrande Group, China’s top property developer, to Red Lobster, the world’s largest seafood restaurant chain. Other casualties included Tupperware, The Body Shop, Spirit Airlines, Northvolt, LaVie Care Centers, Avon, TGI Fridays, and BYJU’S US unit. … Read the original article here
Located in Basildon, Home Drainage Protection Service Ltd ‘bombarded’ pensioners and people suffering from medical conditions with up to 20 calls a day, allegedly using ‘abusive’ language and ‘threatening to call the police or bailiffs’ if the call receiver did not sign up to their proposals. The company claimed to provide replacements and repairs to plumbing and…
Delta Air Lines exits bankruptcy Reuters.com Read the original article here
Court documents show the debt was reduced to $203,000 through repayments or credits allowed by the time Mr Jane was served with a bankruptcy notice in March 2016. The tyre titan was one of Mr Mitchell’s first clients when he opened his ad agency in the 1970s and the two remained friends, with Mr Mitchell…
Caterer the latest to feel bite in Taranaki hospo trade The Post Read the original article here
(Bloomberg) — For the past three years, steel tycoon Sanjeev Gupta has performed an extraordinary feat of corporate survival. The British industrialist managed to keep most of his empire of steel plants even as creditors circled, concerns arose about alleged wrongdoing regarding trades and he faced probes for suspected fraud and money laundering. Now his…