Conman Peter Foster declared bankrupt after failing to pay up to ACCC – The Sydney Morning Herald

Almost four years after his SensaSlim product was found to be a scam, career con artist Peter Foster has been declared bankrupt after failing to cough up his dues.  Foster, who is currently in remand on charges relating to a separate con, was fined $660,000 by the Federal Court in April 2014 after an ACCC investigation found that SensaSlim Australia was…

Peter Foster, one of Australia’s most notorious scammers, has been declared bankrupt – Business Insider Australia

Serial conman Peter Foster, currently on remand in a NSW prison, awaiting trial over unrelated fraud charges involving a betting scam, has been declared bankrupt because he failed to pay court costs over a scam weight loss program known as SensaSlim. The Federal Court declared Foster bankrupt last week on an application from the Australian…

German unit of Canadian battery company Electrovaya declares insolvency – The Globe and Mail

Electrovaya Inc. says its Litarion subsidiary in Germany has begun insolvency proceedings as a result of a cash shortage that arose after its automotive customers took longer than expected to place large battery orders. Mississauga, Ont.,-based Electrovaya says it doesn’t expect Litarion’s insolvency will affect the parent company’s ability to fulfil current and future customer…

Germany unit of Canadian lithium battery company Electrovaya … – National Post

TORONTO Electrovaya Inc. says its Litarion subsidiary in Germany has begun insolvency proceedings as a result of a cash shortage that arose after its automotive customers took longer than expected to place large battery orders. Mississauga, Ont.,-based Electrovaya says it doesnt expect Litarions insolvency will affect the parent companys ability to fulfil current and future…

Germany unit of Canadian lithium battery company Electrovaya declares insolvency – TheChronicleHerald.ca

TORONTO Electrovaya Inc. says its Litarion subsidiary in Germany has begun insolvency proceedings as a result of a cash shortage that arose after its automotive customers took longer than expected to place large battery orders. Mississauga, Ont.,-based Electrovaya says it doesn’t expect Litarion’s insolvency will affect the parent company’s ability to fulfil current and future customer orders…