Wight Business Services, or WBS, which is based on Daish Way, Newport, has gone insolvent. The County Press has been told the company owes suppliers and staff money. A sign has appeared on the doors of the premises, revealing WBS is now under the control of the official receiver. The sign adds: “Removing any item…
SAB Events & Governance Now Media Limited Reports Q3FY26 Profit Amid Ongoing Financial Challenges scanx.trade Read the original article here
Pompey food provider Piglet’s Pantry insolvent with staff are told they will not be paid portsmouth.co.uk Read the original article here
Graduates were sold a lie on debt — now we have a duty to help The Times Read the original article here
EuroGiant to trade ‘as normal’ during liquidation process MSN Read the original article here
The Eurogiant Retail group with a number of stores in county Tipperary is now in voluntary liquidation. The company has stores in Thurles, Nenagh, Roscrea and Clonmel. Nationally the company has 77 outlets with upwards of 640 staff employed. Liquidation firm Interpath were appointed by the High court to oversee the liquidation process with EuroGeneral…
Neil Aldridge was first banned as a company director in 2019 for three-and-a-half years after his landscaping firm failed to pay more than £80,000 in tax Aldridge disregarded the disqualification and continued to run a phoenix company which accumulated hundreds of thousands of pounds in tax debts He has now been disqualified from running companies…
Neil Aldridge was first banned as a company director in 2019 for three-and-a-half years after his landscaping firm failed to pay more than £80,000 in tax Aldridge disregarded the disqualification and continued to run a phoenix company which accumulated hundreds of thousands of pounds in tax debts He has now been disqualified from running companies until…
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BALTIMORE — President Donald Trump called on credit card companies to cap interest rates at 10% by January 20. Several weeks later, cardholders haven’t seen a change. But if you want a lower credit card interest rate, all you have to do is ask. According to a LendingTree survey, cardholders who did saw an average…