Christchurch decorating company in liquidation owing $2.6 million – The Press
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BREAKING: Christchurch painting firm collapses owing $2.6 million to staff, IRD and creditors
A Christchurch-based painting and maintenance company has gone into liquidation, with debts totalling more than $2.6 million. Phil Clarke & Son Limited was placed into liquidation on 8 July 2025 following a special resolution by the company’s shareholder and director Daniel Clarke. The appointed liquidator is Brenton Hunt of Insolvency Matters Limited. According to the…
Valor estate bids INR 771 crore for Lavasa Corporation amid insolvency resolution
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New documents show full extent of Esel’s damage post-Mwave sale
The company owes millions of dollars to disties and unpaid superannuation to Mwave employees. Esel sold Mwave to DigiDirect Group, prior to the company going under, and one distributor requested new administrators during the first creditors meeting, according to new documents. CRN Australia has obtained a copy of minutes of the meeting held by ASIC…
Analysts Warn MicroStrategy Poses Major Bitcoin Liquidation Risk
Key Takeaways MicroStrategy holds 3% of all bitcoin, financed by $7.2 billion in debt. Analysts warn a price drop could force asset sales, risking a market cascade larger than Mt. Gox or 3AC. Critics say such centralization threatens bitcoin’s decentralized ethos and raises systemic risk. MicroStrategy, the largest corporate holder of bitcoin, is drawing warnings…
Stepdad Kicks Teen Out After They Refuse to Give Him Their Money for Gambling – AOL.com
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NCLAT clears path for Hindusthan National Glass bids, rejects RP ouster
The insolvency appellate tribunal NCLAT has set aside NCLT‘s direction to change the resolution professional of debt-ridden Hindusthan National Glass Industries (HNG) and asked it to take a decision on the bids as per the Supreme Court‘s directions. A three-member NCLAT bench gave a go-ahead to the Kolkata Bench of the National Company Law Tribunal…
How debt consolidation can help borrowers go from chaos to control
Trying to service multiple debts can feel like standing behind a cooktop in a short-staffed kitchen – you’re always just one mistake from the whole thing boiling over. Following years of the cost-of-living crisis post-COVID-19, many Australians now find themselves tied to personal debts such as car loans, credit card bills, and HECS/HELP fees as…
Hindustan National Glass RP Change Denied, Bids to be Re-Evaluated, ET LegalWorld
The insolvency appellate tribunal NCLAT has set aside NCLT‘s direction to change the resolution professional of debt-ridden Hindusthan National Glass Industries (HNG) and asked it to take a decision on the bids as per the Supreme Court‘s directions. A three-member NCLAT bench gave a go-ahead to the Kolkata Bench of the National Company Law Tribunal…
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