Why are corporate bankruptcies on the rise? – CFO Brew
Why are corporate bankruptcies on the rise? CFO Brew Read the original article here
Why are corporate bankruptcies on the rise? CFO Brew Read the original article here
Handbag and lifestyle accessories brand Baggit India Private Limited has formally invited expressions of interest (EOIs) from prospective resolution applicants as part of its ongoing corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP), following admission of the company into insolvency earlier this year. Insolvency admission and key dates The Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal admitted…
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Inside Chapel St eatery collapse: $2m debt, unpaid staff Herald Sun Read the original article here
REVEALED: Latest business liquidations in Casey Herald Sun Read the original article here
REVEALED: Latest business liquidations in Nillumbik Herald Sun Read the original article here
Liquidators have been appointed to a venture launched by a Scottish restaurant company founder. The Edinburgh-headquartered company owner said that “the time was right” to close the venture and that all suppliers have been paid in full. Michele Civiera, founder of Civerinos, told The Herald the liquidation relates to a company called Hot Slice Studio,…
Michele Civiera, founder of Civerinos, told The Herald the liquidation relates to a company called Hot Slice Studio, a “hospitality-based creative agency on George Street separate from the wider group to support small food and drinks operators with content and events”. Documents posted on May 5 showed that Ian Wright and Brian Milne of Quantuma…
Shorebarge in administration as sister company Shorelands shuts its doors NT Independent Read the original article here