Ease of business: New insolvency rules, tax norms lift India 30 ranks to top 100 – The Indian Express

Written by Aanchal Magazine | New Delhi | Updated: November 1, 2017 6:43 am The World Bank report said the improvement in ranking for India has come on the back of sustained business reforms over the last four years. (Representational) Related News Boosted by substantive jumps in the areas of protecting minority investors through tightening…

Pilbara contractor will fight its way out of mire – National Indigenous Times

Eastern Guruma country, in the Pilbara; Photo: Glen Camille. Pilbara-based Eastern Guruma contracting company, which has multi-million dollar projects with some of the biggest names in mining, is expected to face a significant restructure after being placed in voluntary administration with unspecified debts. A team of administrators was this week poring over the books of…

Bust Sunderland turn to bankrupt caretaker boss after axing Simon Grayson following dismal run of form – Mirror.co.uk

Sunderland are skint off the pitch, bust on it, and have brought in bankrupt Billy McKinlay to help save them. David Moyes former assistant took training alongside Robbie Stockdale after the sacking of Simon Grayson. McKinlay, 48, is rebuilding Sunderlands moribund squad this week, and his own finances. In September he was made declared bankrupt…

Waterford couple’s mortgage debt written down over objection of vulture fund – RTE.ie

The High Court has approved a personal insolvency arrangement for a Waterford couple, blocking an attempt by the investment fund which acquired their mortgage to repossess the family home. Shoreline Residential, an affiliate of vulture fund Lone Star, had vetoed an insolvency arrangement presented at a creditors’ meeting and was seeking to repossess the couple’s…

SolarWorld case: Trade panel recommends tariffs to Trump – OregonLive.com

SolarWorld hailed tariff recommendations issued Tuesday by federal trade commissioners, even though the proposed tariffs are less than half what another solar manufacturer had sought. “We are pleased that a bipartisan majority of the Commission has recommended tariffs, tariff-rate quotas and funding for the domestic industry,” SolarWorld chief executive Juergen Stein said in a written…