UPDATE 1-Creditors approached Puerto Rico with offers after Maria -official – Reuters

(Adds background, information from governors liaison Sobrino) By Stephanie Kelly NEW YORK, Oct 2 (Reuters) – Creditors approached Puerto Ricos government with offers surrounding the U.S. territorys bankruptcy after Hurricane Maria tore through the island last month, but federal aid remains the top priority, a Puerto Rico official said on Monday. Any offer well review…

46 insolvency cases filed at Chennai bench of NCLT – The Hindu

Tamil Nadu Sanjay Vijayakumar CHENNAI, October 03, 2017 00:59 IST Updated: October 03, 2017 00:59 IST “; var device = “”; for ( var type in WFClientTypeDef) { if (window.matchMedia(WFClientTypeDef[type]).matches) { switch (type) { case “xlarge”: device = ‘desktop’; break; case “large”: device = ‘desktop’; break; case “medium”: device = ‘tab’; break; case “small”: device…

Joanna Clark: Expect more high street casualties as struggling retailers turn to insolvency – The Scotsman

Lately, it seems that a day doesnt go by without another gloomy forecast about the retail sector. At the moment, anticipated price hikes are making the headlines, with Brexit, higher inflation, an unstable pound and business rates all being cited as contributing factors. Consumer confidence is another regular theme. The Scottish Retail Consortium recently called…

Monarch Airlines collapses, leaving 110000 passengers without flights – MarketWatch

British budget carrier Monarch Airlines has declared bankruptcy and halted operations, leaving up to 110,000 passengers stranded abroad after all flights and vacations were canceled. What happened: The company entered administration on Monday, in what is being described as the U.K.s biggest-ever airline collapse, after struggling to keep going amid a p… Read the full…

Catalan poll a mess – Investors Chronicle

The eagerly anticipated poll on whether Catalans want independence from Spain turned ugly yesterday with about 800 people injured.  Chaotic scenes as ballot boxes were forcibly removed and voters prevented from going into polling stations.  Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy continued insisting the operation was not legitimate and that today there was no referendum on self-determination…