The number of corporate bankruptcies in the Netherlands declined in July, with 266 companies going under. That was 33 fewer than a year earlier, representing an 11 percent decrease, according to Statistics Netherlands. The bankruptcy rate also fell in July, dropping to 7.1 bankruptcies per 100,000 companies, compared with 8.1 a year earlier. The bankruptcy…
Companies Office lays multiple charges against failed builder Samuel Blake BusinessDesk | NZ Read the original article here
St. Eugene Catholic Church’s $25,000 gift erased more than $6.5 million in medical debt. St. Eugene Catholic Church in Oklahoma City is challenging parishes across the country to follow its example after helping abolish… Read the original article here
National 12 Aug, 2026 ED arrests insolvency professional Jitesh Gupta in Best Foods money laundering case Business To Business, New Delhi, 12 August.2026: The Directorate of Enforcement (ED) has arrested Jitesh Gupta, an insolvency professional, under Section 19 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, on Wednesday. Gupta had acted as interim…
St. Eugene Catholic Church in Oklahoma City is challenging parishes across the country to follow its example after helping abolish more than $6.5 million in medical debt through a partnership with a nonprofit organization. Father Jim Goins read about the “scourge of medical debt in the country” and decided to do something. About 20 million…
JL Drinks Ltd, which traded under the name of Virtus Brands, traded from Multipark Pensnett in Kingswinford (formerly known as The Pensnett Trading Estate). Following resolutions approved on July 29, Laura Anne Walshe, of Keywood Group Limited in Birmingham, was appointed liquidator to oversee the company’s voluntary winding-up. No jobs have been affected by the…
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A statement of affairs has been published by liquidators BTG Begbies Traynor about Woodstock-based company Cotswolds Cars Ltd. Within the document, it is revealed that the business has creditors worth over £250,000, more than in its latest accounts which was to August 31, 2024. READ MORE: Cotswolds car company to be liquidated amid £111,000 debts…
A total of 2,356 companies from the construction sector faced the same fate, followed by storage and communications at 1,336; agriculture and allied activities at 1,178; real estate and renting at 1,149; finance at 1,012; electricity, gas and water companies at 387; and insurance at 41, the data showed. Among the districts, Mumbai City recorded…
A statement of affairs has been published by liquidators BTG Begbies Traynor about Woodstock-based company Cotswolds Cars Ltd. Within the document, it is revealed that the business has creditors worth over £250,000, more than in its latest accounts which was to August 31, 2024. READ MORE: Cotswolds car company to be liquidated amid £111,000 debts…