Dashdot liquidator to retrieve $70,000 founder loan

The liquidator of collapsed buyers’ agency Dashdot expects to retrieve a $70,000 loan made to its founders, with less hope of recovering a $3 million inter-company loan for Dashdot’s long list of creditors. A June report from liquidator Rebecca Gill has shed more light on the finances of Dashdot Pty Ltd, which suddenly caved in…

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Stax founders break silence as activewear brand enters liquidation

The founders of prominent activewear brand Stax have publicly apologised to customers who have been left with unfulfilled orders, as the once multimillion-dollar retail operation formally enters liquidation. Stax was placed in receivership in June but continued to trade while receivers from FTI Consulting urgently assessed the business. Related Article Block Placeholder Article ID: 340412…

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Students out of pocket as travel company enters liquidation

Global Vision International (GVI), based in Exeter, offered charitable travel programmes across the globe for 28 years, providing placements in conservation, education, and community development in countries such as Costa Rica and Fiji. The company announced its closure at the start of July, leaving customers unable to travel. Many of those affected are gap year…