Failed Mosgiel businessman Malcolm Burns has finally been declared bankrupt despite a last-ditch effort to delay the decision a fourth time. Associate Judge Dale Lester declared Mr Burns bankrupt in the High Court at Dunedin on June 12 after the previous week giving him “a last chance” to pay what his company Otago Excavation owes…
CHARITY auction in Rugby raised £3,500 to help people struggling with debt. The team from Revive Churches in Rugby, who partner with debt help charity Christians Against Poverty (CAP), hosted the auction at The Merchants Inn. An Evening With CAP Rugby saw guests support the auction led by auctioneer DJ Dan Sambell, and also…
The forum, titled “Managing Public Debt in a Changing World – Sustainable Strategies to Address Global Economic Challenges,” aimed to exchange knowledge, experiences, and best practices in the field of public finance among participating countries. This initiative seeks to strengthen the ability of these nations to tackle contemporary financial challenges. The forum featured a distinguished…
Construction director Mario Huiu failed to account for nearly £500,000 transferred out of his company’s accounts in a one-month period in 2020 Huiu also failed to verify more than £200,000 in cash receipts and explain why his Incentive Services Limited company failed with debts of over £160,000 Insolvency Service investigations have resulted in Huiu being…
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Foreign-invested companies in Vietnam are increasingly under pressure from rising operational costs, tighter regulatory enforcement, and weakening global demand. While some seek to restructure, others are planning an orderly exit. Vietnam provides legally defined pathways for both recovery and liquidation, but these are governed by domestic laws that require close navigation and local expertise. Corporate…