Michigan took another step Monday in its effort to eliminate medical debt for thousands of residents. The state announced it would wipe out $74 million in medical debt for 71,871 individuals. It’s the second round of a program that began last year, when the state said it would help residents erase more than $144 million…
President Lula and Rio de Janeiro’s acting governor, Judge Ricardo Couto, signed an agreement on Monday allowing the state to join the federal government’s debt refinancing program, known as Propag. The deal will reduce Rio’s debt to the federal government to R$168.5 billion from R$210.6 billion, according to state officials. Most Brazilian states seek to…
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A builder whose body was found inside a fire-ravaged hotel had been struggling with gambling and drug debts before taking his own life, an inquest has heard. Adrian Raileanu, 33, died after a blaze tore through a derelict seaside property. Emergency services were called to the fire at around 4:35pm, with firefighters tackling flames that…
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Apollo is limiting investor redemptions in its main retail-focused private credit fund after withdrawal requests rose to 17% during the second quarter. The private markets giant said it will cap withdrawals at 5% of shares in the Apollo Debt Solutions vehicle, after investors rushed to pull out about $2.4 billion, or 16.8%, during the three-month period.…