2 min read Nagpur: Seems their is no end to defaulters in Nagpur, one after another many companies in and around Nagpur are getting into trouble with their respective bankers initiating insolvency proceedings against them. Now its turn of Bhatia Global Trading Limited, which has landed in trouble after IDBI Bank initiated insolvency proceedings against…
Heres what it means for shoppers. May 24, 2017 11:43pm By Kate Moffatt One of the UKs most beloved fashion brands has gone into voluntary administration in Australia. Topshop, which first landed on our shores in 2011, announced the news today, citing mounting debts as the reason for the shock collapse. While its surprising news…
It was once a beloved Australian fashion label worn by the likes of Lana Del Rey and Rihanna. Play Video Don’t Play Why is Carlton so fashion conscious? Play Video Don’t Play Video duration 02:02 Previous slide Next slide Video duration 01:54 The dress that never came The dress that never came Nikki wanted…
A Current Affair confront Jessica White, founder of liquidated fashion label Shakuhachi, about the almost $1 million she owes to angry customers and liquidators. Courtesy: A Current Affair Shakuhachi founder Jessie White has left behind debts for a life in Bali. Picture: A Current Affair JESSICA White looks just like any young Australian holidaying in…
A Current Affair confront Shakuhachi founder about the almost $1m she owes JESSICA White looks just like any young Australian holidaying in Bali. With her blonde hair pulled into a casual top knot and a skimpy white playsuit showing off her deep tan, she appears not to have a worry in the world. But her…
An Australian fashion designer is living the high life in Bali while former customers and creditors are left to ask where their money has gone. Jessica White’s Instagram page features pictures of the fashion designer enjoying sunset drinks at a Bali beach club and kicking back on picturesque beaches. But back home, Ms White’s company,…
GPS cleaning company treated vulnerable employees as ‘slaves’: court exit Xiao Teng was supporting her partner who was undergoing chemotherapy when cleaning company Grouped Property Services Pty Ltd stopped paying her. Her colleague Freddy Herrera, an engineering student from Colombia, worked for GPS for five hours a day, seven days a week and “was grossly…
GPS cleaning company treated vulnerable employees as ‘slaves’: court exit Xiao Teng was supporting her partner who was undergoing chemotherapy when cleaning company Grouped Property Services Pty Ltd stopped paying her. Her colleague Freddy Herrera, an engineering student from Colombia, worked for GPS for five hours a day, seven days a week and “was grossly…
Anthony SitaPicture: Picture: The West Australian The family behind a contractor facing more than $500,000 payment claims over a Kalbarri tourism project endured a corporate collapse 18 months ago. Antonio Sita, whose son Anthony owns Civils WA, put Woodstock Civil & Drainage into voluntary liquidation in December 2015 with a reported $2.2 million in debts.…
A Sydney labour hire firm has been ordered to pay more than $670,000 over its use of a sophisticated phoenixing operation to underpay foreign workers and treat them like “slaves”. The Federal Court on Wednesday ordered Grouped Property Services, which provides cleaning services, to pay near-record penalties of $447,300 and backpay of $223,244 to 49 employees after…