BBC Nottingham City Council issued a section 114 notice a year ago One year ago, Nottingham City Council confirmed the news that many had been expecting for some time – that it had effectively gone bankrupt. The Labour-run council joined a growing list of local authorities that have issued a section 114 notice, an acknowledgement…
Insolvency curator alleges mismanagement led to ComplianceOne bankruptcy NEXT.io Read the original article here
Motorcycle manufacturer KTM is in financial difficulties and now wants to restructure itself. (archive picture) Keystone The Austrian company Pierer Mobility has filed for insolvency proceedings for its subsidiary KTM at the competent regional court in Ried im Innkreis. This was stated by a company spokesperson on Friday at the request of the news agency…
Aircastle withdraws insolvency case against SpiceJet after settlement BW Hotelier Read the original article here
MotoGP, KTM ever more in the red: debt nears 3 billion Euros GPOne.com Read the original article here
Scathing shots fired at Cornwall’s biggest house builder MSN Read the original article here
New York CNN — Even the power of Marie Kondo may not be enough to save the Container Store. In 2019 and 2020, the Container Store got a big boost from “Tidying Up,” the hit Netflix show from the home de-cluttering evangelist. Customers rushed into stores to buy storage bins, pantry and drawer organizers, shelves…
By RORY TINGLE, HOME AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT FOR MAILONLINE Published: 20:49 AEDT, 29 November 2024 | Updated: 23:15 AEDT, 29 November 2024 The chairman of Gail’s has warned some of his businesses ‘might not survive’ the Labour government as he criticised it for ‘crushing’ the private sector. Luke Johnson, a former boss of Pizza Express who…
According to a report in the German Manager Magazin, the first class action lawsuit against Lilium has been filed overseas. It is said to have been filed in the New York District Court at the beginning of November. According to the business magazine, the lawsuit is directed against the company itself – and specifically against…
A former Three Stone barrister has transferred his practice to Twenty Essex in London, adding civil fraud, insolvency and company law strengths. London barristers’ chambers Twenty Essex has added Mark Baldock as a tenant, effective yesterday (27 November). He has joined following nearly four years at Three Stone where he completed his pupillage. Baldock’s practice…