Buyer sought to save gourmet burger chain Burger Burger facing $5.3m debt – Stuff
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Scottish company insolvencies remain stable in June
The number of Scottish companies falling into insolvency remained broadly unchanged year-on-year in June, according to the latest official figures from Companies House. A total of 104 company insolvencies were registered in Scotland during the month, a similar level to June 2025. The total comprised 61 creditors’ voluntary liquidations (CVLs), 41 compulsory liquidations and two…
Homeplus’ rehabilitation revived after court reverses termination
A Homeplus store in Seoul is seen behind a red traffic light, Tuesday. Yonhap Homeplus won a reprieve on Tuesday after a court reversed its decision to terminate the retailer’s rehabilitation proceedings, concluding that a newly secured 200 billion won ($135 million) emergency loan had restored the viability of its turnaround plan. The Seoul Bankruptcy…
Debt Relief And Imperative Of Economic Transformation In Nigeria – Independent Newspaper Nigeria
0 Nigeria stands at a critical economic crossroads. Barely two decades after securing a landmark debt relief package from the Paris Club under the administration of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, the country once again finds itself burdened by mounting debt obligations. This reality raises an important question: Should Nigeria seek debt relief again? The answer…
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Supreme Court flags inadequate protection for MSMEs, small operational creditors under IBC – SME Futures
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Fraudster jailed after claiming £200,000 of Covid support across four companies
A fraudster who illegally obtained five Covid loans at the height of the pandemic has been jailed. Cardiff-based Rupali Wagh fraudulently applied for £216,250 in Bounce Back Loans for her four companies between May and September 2020. The 50-year-old inflated the turnover of her businesses to secure the loans and used some of the funds…