HK court rejects ex-Crown exec claim for casino debt interest – Asia Gaming Brief (AGB)
HK court rejects ex-Crown exec claim for casino debt interest Asia Gaming Brief (AGB) Read the original article here
Former Crown Exec Loses Bid for $20M Interest on ‘Largest, Fastest’ Ever Casino Losses
A former Crown Resorts executive has lost her bid to collect years of interest on a Chinese billionaire’s gambling debt that has been described as the “largest and fastest” loss ever recorded at an Australian casino. Huang Youlong, right pictured with his ex-wife, famous Chinese actress and singer Zhao Wei. The couple split in…
What are debt for nature swaps and how do they help conservation? – World Wildlife Fund
What are debt for nature swaps and how do they help conservation? World Wildlife Fund Read the original article here
Hong Kong court dismisses interest claim by former Crown Perth marketing executive over tycoon’s Suncity-linked gambling debt – IAG – Inside Asian Gaming
Hong Kong court dismisses interest claim by former Crown Perth marketing executive over tycoon’s Suncity-linked gambling debt IAG – Inside Asian Gaming Read the original article here
Malaysian Court Says Gambling Debt Cannot Support Bankruptcy Case – iGamingToday.com
Malaysian Court Says Gambling Debt Cannot Support Bankruptcy Case iGamingToday.com Read the original article here
Sponsored: Debt Relief Exclusively for Texans – WFAA
Sponsored: Debt Relief Exclusively for Texans WFAA Read the original article here
5 Ways to Avoid Debt Relief Scams Targeting Servicemembers and Veterans – MOAA
5 Ways to Avoid Debt Relief Scams Targeting Servicemembers and Veterans MOAA Read the original article here
Sponsored: Debt Relief Exclusively for Texans – WFAA
Sponsored: Debt Relief Exclusively for Texans WFAA Read the original article here
Judge sides with AFSCME workers to protect Public Service Loan Forgiveness program
AFSCME members will continue to be eligible for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program after a federal judge blocked the administration’s effort to unfairly disqualify certain government and nonprofit employers from the popular program. The court’s June 30 ruling — in a lawsuit brought by AFSCME and others — ordered the U.S. Department of Education to abandon a rule change. That change would have allowed the administration to exclude organizations for political reasons and denied their workers access to the student debt relief program that makes college more affordable and attracts skilled workers to public service careers. …
Judge sides with AFSCME workers to protect Public Service Loan Forgiveness program – American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
Judge sides with AFSCME workers to protect Public Service Loan Forgiveness program American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Read the original article here