Directors of liquidated demolition firm banned for 17 years after ignoring winding up order – Scottish Construction Now

The directors of the now defunct Glasgow-based George Hunter (Demolishers) Limited have been disqualified for allowing the company to continue to incur liabilities despite knowing a petition to wind the company up was before the court. George Beattie (senior) signed a seven year disqualification undertaking on the 12 April 2017; Michelle Beattie signed a three years and six month disqualification…

Demolition directors banned for 17 years after liquidation offences – Construction News

Directors George Beattie Snr and George Beattie Jnr were both disqualified from acting as company directors for seven years by order of the Glasgow Sheriffs Court, while Michelle Beattie was disqualified for three-and-a-half years following an investigation from the Insolvency Service. Glasgow-based George Hunter (Demolishers) went into liquidation on 20 April 2015 owing £1,755,782 to…

Telstra partner enters administration after commission structure revamp – ARNnet

Telstra partner, Interactive Telecoms, has gone into voluntary administration after the company was hit by financial difficulties arising from ongoing changes in the way Telstra structures its commissions for licensed retailers. According to the companys former business development manager, Andrew Wulff, the changes to the commission structure – which sees the telco remunerate licensed retailers…

Hilton Seskin confirms purchase of Municipal building at 164 Hunter Street – Newcastle Herald

FASHION SAVVY: Hilton Seskin, left, is a veteran retailer behind Glue, Topshop and JD Sports outlets. Picture: Louie Douvis, Priscillas modelling agency A retail mogul who brought the Topshop label to Australia has been revealed as the mystery buyer of a historic building in Hunter Street mall. The Newcastle Herald has confirmed Hilton Seskin, a fashion industry veteran and…