Fallen tanker tycoon OK Lim and his children declared bankrupt – TradeWinds
Fallen tanker tycoon OK Lim and his children declared bankrupt TradeWinds Read the original article here
Fallen tanker tycoon OK Lim and his children declared bankrupt TradeWinds Read the original article here
The German air cab manufacturer Volocopter has filed for insolvency. The company hopes to get flying after all with the help of new investors. (Archive) Keystone The ailing German air cab manufacturer Volocopter has filed for insolvency and is looking for investors. The company hopes to enter the market with new financing. The local court…
China’s Uni-top Airlines declared bankrupt; to be liquidated ch-aviation Read the original article here
Dubai housewife flaunting lifestyle is bankrolled by conman husband MSN Read the original article here
Singapore Oil Tycoon Lim Oon Kuin Bankrupt After Empire’s Dramatic Collapse MSN Read the original article here
Billionaire Mukesh Ambani‘s Reliance Industries has acquired technology-driven and oncology-focused healthcare platform Karkinos for Rs 375 crore, the firm said on Saturday. Reliance Strategic Business Ventures (RSBVL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mumbai-listed India’s most valuable company, completed the acquisition of Karkinos Healthcare Pvt Ltd with allotment of requisite shares, the firm said in a stock…
Former European Ryder Cup skipper Paul McGinley has issued a stark caution to golf’s two main tours, underlining that they might be on the brink of financial ruin if they don’t curb the current trend of rapidly increasing prize money. This comes in response to the colossal stakes pumped into the sport since LIV Golf,…
DOWNFALL: The Singapore-based oil magnate Lim Oon Kuin was accused of hiding US$800 million in losses and leaving 20 banks with substantial liabilities Former tycoon Lim Oon Kuin (林恩強) has been declared bankrupt in Singapore, following the collapse of his oil trading empire. The name of the founder of Hin Leong Trading Pte Ltd (興隆貿易)…
Where does Oakland stand? During the 2023–24 fiscal year, the city overspent by more than $27.5 million and had to dip into emergency reserves to pay its bills. City policy requires that these reserves stay above 7.5% of the city’s general purpose fund. If it isn’t restored by the end of this fiscal year, Oakland…
Several major B.C. companies declared bankruptcy in 2024 True North Read the original article here