Texas judge orders Infowars liquidation to pay Sandy Hook families almost $1.5 billion – MSN
Texas judge orders Infowars liquidation to pay Sandy Hook families almost $1.5 billion MSN Read the original article here
Dubai court orders contractor to pay Dh28.7m after subcontractor bankruptcy – Gulf News
Dubai court orders contractor to pay Dh28.7m after subcontractor bankruptcy Gulf News Read the original article here
Insurers tighten terms as insolvencies rise – Lockton – Insurance Business America
Insurers tighten terms as insolvencies rise – Lockton Insurance Business America Read the original article here
Dear Annie: My daughter’s crippling debt and deadbeat husband are dragging her down
Dear Annie: My daughter “Theresa,” now 46, always wanted to be a doctor. I divorced her father when she was 4 and her sister was 2-and-a-half. When it came time for college, her father refused to help, and I couldn’t afford to pay for it as a single mom. Determined, Theresa joined the Army and…
Here’s why gambling can’t help you get rid of debt
Although some people win big, gambling is more likely to make you sink deeper into debt. Many South African consumers have turned to gambling to fix their finances, but unfortunately, experts say this is definitely not the answer. All income groups are suffering financially and battling with debt, and cannot be blamed for thinking they…
Claire’s collapses into administration | Retail Bulletin
FASHION RETAIL NEWS UK 14 August, 2025 | by Angela Beevers Claire’s has collapsed into administration in the UK and Ireland with 2,150 jobs put at risk. The appointment of Will Wright and Chris Pole from Interpath as joint administrators to Claire’s Accessories UK, Claire’s European Services and Claire’s European Distribution follows the announcement that…
‘All jobs secured’ at Telford bar and restaurant as business is saved from liquidation
Insolvency specialists were appointed to wind up the Dun Cow Bar and Grill in Telford on August 11, after the restaurant filed for voluntary liquidation following a creditors meeting at the beginning of August. However the business is set to continue trading with all jobs saved after it was sold to another firm, the company’s…
First order in petition to wind up company refused
On 8 August a Court of Session commercial judge refused to make a first order in a petition to wind up a company, declining to authorise its intimation and service. Instead the judge granted the respondents’ motion to dismiss the petition. The company had lodged a caveat and appeared by counsel, as did two of…
Pakistan to use hedging instruments, expand domestic markets in debt management strategy
Pakistan plans to utilise hedging instruments to manage exchange rate volatility risks, while also working to develop domestic futures and interest rate swap markets, according to the “Medium Term Debt Management Strategy (MTDS) for FY 2026-28” released by the Debt Management Office, Finance Division. “The government is committed to actively managing foreign exchange (FX) risk.…
NAICOM gives insurance firms 12-month compliance period or risk liquidation
The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has given insurers and reinsurance companies a 12-month period to comply with the new minimum capital requirement (MCR). The MCR was introduced by the Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform Act (NIIRA), 2025. In a circular released in Abuja on Friday, it was said that any company that failed to meet the…