The owners of Christchurch company Idiens Sheetmetal & Roofing are disputing the total amount owed to creditors after going into liquidation and ending a nearly 90 year business link. The cladding, roofing and flashing business was put into liquidation in the High Court at Christchurch after an application by Inland Revenue (IRD) on October 16.…
Sirona Pharma Inc. receives CCAA protection as it seeks to address growing debt, licence suspension StratCann Read the original article here
US bankruptcy cases steadily increase Courthouse News Read the original article here
Developer Conor Clarkson declared bankrupt over debt of nearly €587,000 Business Post Read the original article here
Fraudster and former Celtic Tiger property developer Conor Clarkson declared bankrupt with debts over €56m The Irish Independent Read the original article here
Conor Clarkson (pictured with his 2005 Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Kicking King) was adjudicated bankrupt after a petition from Gradual Investments Ltd, which said it was owed almost €590,000. Photo: Mike Finn-Kelcey A convicted fraudster, who was a well-known property developer and racehorse owner during the Celtic Tiger era, has been declared bankrupt with debts of…
Business operations will continue as the 94-year-old German beauty retailer undergoes restructuring.WHO: Founded in 1931 by Anna Pieper and her son Gerhard as a small soap shop in Bochum, Parfümerie Pieper operates an e-commerce shop and physical stores across Germany. Dr. Oliver Pieper and Torsten Pieper are part of the management team and are leading…
A property developer and Cheltenham Gold Cup-winning horse owner, who the High Court heard has debts of about €56 million, has been adjudicated bankrupt by the High Court. The bankruptcy petition against Conor Clarkson (60), of Cairnfort, Enniskerry Road, Stepaside, Co Dublin, was brought by Gradual Investment Ltd (Gil) over a debt of almost €587,000.…
EnviroTechDeals A Newcastle-based robotics firm says it is facing shutdown after a court order froze its bank accounts, leaving it unable to fund a legal appeal. Dr Atif Syed, founder of Wootzano, has taken to LinkedIn to warn that the business is at risk of liquidation, not because demand has dried up, but because of…
FAT Brands – parent company of Fazoli’s, Round Table Pizza, and Fatburger — may “seek to reorganize through a bankruptcy proceeding” after receiving notices of acceleration on the company’s debt. According to a recent 8-K filing with the SEC, lender UMB Bank declared roughly $1.26 billion in securitized debt immediately due. The company had previously…