BC court refuses creditor’s bid to add directors to oppression claim

Those payments were substantial. Under two stock purchase agreements dated July 16, 2021, SHP agreed to buy 5.5 million shares for US$8.35 million, paying US$5.1 million to Medipure and US$3.3 million to a major shareholder. No shares were issued because a securities regulator’s cease trade order was in effect. SHP later lent Medipure money as well, raising the loan to US$11 million…

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Nigeria Debt Relief: How Obasanjo’s Team Won $30bn – Okonjo-

Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on Wednesday recounted how a deliberate communication strategy helped Nigeria secure the landmark $30bn Paris Club debt relief during the administration of former President Olusegun Obasanjo. Okonjo-Iweala spoke in Abuja at the public presentation of The Pain and the Promise, a new book by communications expert and…

UK travel firm collapses into liquidation after 22 years

Yourtravelshop.com Ltd, based in Ilford, London, had organised pilgrimages for over two decades and formally incorporated in 2004. In a notice published in the Gazette on July 26, it was confirmed the business had gone into liquidation with Donald Harper and Andrew Maak of The Insolvency Practice Limited appointed as joint liquidators as of July…