Patchwork Foods in Ruthin was founded in 1982 by Margaret Carter in her kitchen, and went on to become famous for pates and other specialities. An award-winning business for much of its four decades of trading, Margaret, son Rufus and business partner Jen Whitham helped it achieve a £2 million annual turnover. The trio left the business as…
It appears that Vinyl Me, Please may be going into liquidation, as customer complaints begin to mount – claiming that they have been “ghosted” by the company and orders have gone unfulfilled. Reports of the Denver-based company beginning to struggle were first shared by the Denver Post, which highlighted how several customers had filed complaints…
SDAI Limited Reports No New Developments in Subsidiary Liquidation TipRanks Read the original article here
This is a service specifically targeted at the needs of busy non-executive directors (NEDs). We aim to give you a ‘heads-up’ on the things that matter for NEDs in the week ahead – all in two minutes or less. In this edition, we discuss the report issued by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI)…
According to the petitioner, the purchase order terms required L&T to make payments within 90 days of supply. However, the lawyers contended that payments were not made. They also relied on documentary evidence of purchase orders and correspondence allegedly acknowledging the debt and seeking more time to pay. The petitioner also placed on record a…
Business owners are encouraged to carefully assess and conduct due diligence on prospective business partners before entering agreements. Small businesses can protect themselves by verifying financial health, checking for insolvency or identifying outstanding debts. Essential checks to protect your business before signing agreements Entering a new business relationship always involves some level of risk, but…
The construction industry was the worst hit sector for insolvencies over the past year, newly released official figures show. Data from the Insolvency Service show insolvencies in the sector reached their highest level for seven months in February. There were 367 insolvencies in the month, the highest number since June 2024, when there were 400.…
BTCMining Limited operated a cryptoasset mining business, but customers say they took payments for services they did not receive. Insolvency Service investigation was the result of complaints made to Action Fraud from people as far away as New Zealand. The company was subject to a winding up hearing at the High Court in Manchester on…
The case for ‘greening’ sovereign debt relief Financial Times Read the original article here
The interior design retailer Casa was declared bankrupt in the Netherlands on Tuesday. This follows the company’s bankruptcy in Belgium which was finalized at the beginning of march. Bankruptcy administrator Bart Louwerier has said that the 19 stores in the Netherlands will remain closed on Wednesday, according to De Telegraaf. The salaries of the 130…