A highly rated south Down seafood restaurant is on the market just weeks after a court approved an application to wind up the business. The Harbour Inn, located in the village of Annalong, had been operated by the award winning chef Trevor Orr for the past decade. Originally recruited as head chef in 2014, the…
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1.21 million subscribers, some concerns about prolonged labor union resistance… Authorities “Promoted to the original plan” 사진 확대 MG Insurance. [Photo source = Yonhap News] While MG Insurance has actually gone through the liquidation process and contracts are transferred to five insurance companies, opposition is growing as the MG Insurance union recently held a resolution…
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Workers at JCT Ltd, one of Punjab’s oldest textile manufacturers, have welcomed the National Company Law Tribunal’s (NCLT) decision to initiate the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) against the debt-ridden company. Advertisement The ruling, issued by the Chandigarh bench of the Tribunal on Tuesday, marks a significant shift in the company’s management and raises hopes…
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Australian company The Shoe Group has expressed interest in a possible acquisition of Wittner and has entered into a period of exclusivity with the voluntary administrators. The Shoe Group’s chairman Ian Unwin said the business felt excited about the opportunity to bring Wittner into the group. Women’s shoe brand Wittner has become the latest retail…
Environmental Protection Authority tips fast-track-listed Energy Farms into liquidation BusinessDesk | NZ Read the original article here
Once celebrated as India’s most valuable startup, Byju’s has entered a dramatic phase of financial collapse. Amid bankruptcy proceedings in a Delaware court, the edtech giant has sold two of its high-profile U.S. acquisitions: Epic! and Tynker, for a combined $97.2 million (Rs. 831 Crores), a fraction of the nearly $700 million (Rs. 5987 Crores)…