Future of 'iconic' pier uncertain after owner forced into liquidation by court order – The Argus
Future of ‘iconic’ pier uncertain after owner forced into liquidation by court order The Argus Read the original article here
NZ SME survival rate: only 27% of 2015 businesses still open
New Zealand loves a start-up story. The garage inventor, the side-hustle-turned-empire, the no-8-wire founder who backed themselves. What we talk about far less is the statistical reality: most of those ventures will be dead within a decade, and a disturbing number won’t survive year three. The numbers are not ambiguous. Government data shows 92% of…
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Indigenous mining contractor Cundaline Resources pl…
Key points: – The Pilbara contracting success story was founded on the back of Fortescue’s billion-dollar Aboriginal procurement push. – Company carries the legacy of one of WA’s pioneering Indigenous earthmovers. – Members voted to wind the business up at a meeting on 30 May. Cundaline Resources, the 100 per cent Indigenous-owned Western Australian mining…
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Open fibre sues Bank Pembangunan, six others in RM2b High Court claim over Aries telecoms liquidation | Business
STATE-backed development financial institution Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Berhad is facing a massive legal rebound after the majority shareholder of Aries Telecoms initiated a sweeping civil action seeking up to RM2 billion in damages over the controversial liquidation of the strategic infrastructure company. The high-stakes lawsuit, filed by Open Fibre Sdn Bhd in the Kuala Lumpur…
Surf’s out: Iconic coastal stores in administration – News
A “rusted on” Sunshine Coast business has gone into administration, ending four decades of trade. Beach Beat’s operating company, Purple Corridor Pty Ltd, was placed into voluntary administration on June 2, according to a notice lodged with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (SASIC). The brand’s three stores, located at Caloundra, Coolum and Alexandra Headland,…
The Song Company to enter liquidation – Limelight magazine
The Song Company to enter liquidation Limelight magazine Read the original article here
Belarus's oldest tourism body liquidated after being gifted to state youth union – belsat.eu
Belarus’s oldest tourism body liquidated after being gifted to state youth union belsat.eu Read the original article here
DEAG-Backed Tickets.ie Collapses Into Liquidation
Photo By: Magnus D CC 2,0 (https://flic.kr/p/apVDyr) BERLIN (vip-booking) – Ireland’s largest independent ticketing company, Tickets.ie, has ceased trading and is expected to enter liquidation, prompting concerns among event organisers regarding outstanding ticket revenues. In a statement published on its website, Tickets.ie confirmed that it had ceased operations…