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MFS collapse prompts surge in national insolvency rates Financial Times Read the original article here
Quadrant Televentures Limited Appoints Umesh P Srivastava as Chief Financial Officer scanx.trade Read the original article here
Rising energy costs, April tax increases, and relentless cost pressures hit UK pubs and restaurants hard Felix Armstrong www.cityam.com 15:52, 17 Apr 2026 Hundreds of pubs close in the UK every year(Image: Getty Images) The rate of corporate collapse in hospitality surged in February, signalling the sector was battling to survive even before the Iran…
Monthly construction insolvencies exceed 300 facilitiesmanagement-now.com Read the original article here
Harshil Agrotech Limited Discloses NCLT Order for Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process scanx.trade Read the original article here
First Brands left with lawsuits as major asset after bankruptcy Crain’s Cleveland Business Read the original article here
Victim’s lawyers say disgraced former pop star ignored court order after woman won damages for abuse suffered as a child GARY GLITTER has been declared bankrupt after failing to pay more than £500,000 in damages to a woman he sexually abused as a child. The former pop star, whose real name is Paul Gadd, was…
Home News By Hamish Graham Published: 17 April, 2026 Consultancy firm RSM UK has analysed the latest company insolvency statistics, with February 2026 seeing a 22% month-on-month rise to 270 in terms of accommodation and food services insolvencies. This compared to the 222 insolvencies seen for hospitality in January of this year. The number of…
More than 300 construction companies went into liquidation in February, newly released figures show. Data from the Insolvency Service (IS) shows that 301 construction-related firms based in England or Wales filed for various forms of insolvency, mostly creditors’ voluntary liquidation. Specialist contractors made up just over half of the total, with 157 cases. Electrical, plumbing…