While we are still less than one month into 2026, several travel companies in different parts of the world have already had to shut down or filed for bankruptcy. On Jan. 9, Canadian travel agency Vegas Vacations was stripped of its license to operate after multiple customers contacted regulators about invalid bookings in the flight-hotel packages they…
Noel Clarke declared bankrupt after he was ordered to pay at least £3m in sexual misconduct case MSN Read the original article here
By ADAM POGRUND, TRAINEE REPORTER Published: 13:06 AEDT, 17 January 2026 | Updated: 13:10 AEDT, 17 January 2026 Shamed actor Noel Clarke has been declared bankrupt just months after he lost a legal battle over allegations of sexual misconduct. The former Doctor Who star, 50, was ordered to pay at least £3million of the Guardian…
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Meet the self-made billionaire who bought a nearly bankrupt company off Warren Buffett for $1,000 and turned it into a $98 billion giant Fortune Read the original article here
Hamilton Academical face being declared insolvent if they do not repay a financial services company used to pay wages. The Funding Globe has a holding charge against the club, security against their assets after funds were borrowed to pay players and staff last year. Previous owner Seref Zengin sold the Scottish League 1 club to…
KTM AG have confirmed plans to cut around 500 jobs as part of a wide-ranging cost-reduction programme, marking the latest step in the firm’s post-insolvency strategy. The layoffs, which are expected to fall largely on salaried staff and middle management roles, come as KTM’s parent company is officially renamed from Pierer Mobility AG to Bajaj Mobility AG. The move removes the name of…
Revo Hospitality files for insolvency – what happens next? Hospitality Investor Read the original article here