Daria Sakic reveals life during voluntary administration: “lots of sleepless nights” – Ragtrader

Tuchuzy founder Daria Sakic has regained control over the business. Sakic placed the designer retailer into voluntary administration last month, citing tough trading conditions. Theres been lots of sleepless nights,” she said of the voluntary administration period. “I feel responsible for the livelihood of my team but also wanting to be able to provide the…

Rochfort distillery in liquidation – InDaily

Adelaide Thursday July 09, 2020 Update your work-from-home wardrobe with Nowas business-very-casual fleece collection BIN SHIFT is a tidy, Adelaide-made waste diversion system Youngbloods Crystal Ale is an homage to the South Australian coast Adelaides best vegan fried chicken Demystifying shibari with Peer Rope Adelaide A distillery outside Victor Harbor may be forced to sell…

Daria Sakic reveals life during voluntary administration: “lots of sleepless nights” – Ragtrader

Tuchuzy founder Daria Sakic has regained control over the business. Sakic placed the designer retailer into voluntary administration last month, citing tough trading conditions. Theres been lots of sleepless nights,” she said of the voluntary administration period. “I feel responsible for the livelihood of my team but also wanting to be able to provide the…

COVID-19 Update What Your Business Needs to Know About the Corporate Governance and Insolvency Act 2020 – JD Supra

Building on previous insolvency reforms, the UKs Corporate Governance and Insolvency Act 2020 has gone into effect. Our Finance Group explain how blending temporary measures to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic with permanent changes means the Act fundamentally reforms UK insolvency law. Directors receive temporary respite from liability and maintain control during insolvency A new…

CQ businessman reveals tough ‘ripple effect’ of liquidation – Daily Mercury

ACROSS Central Queensland there have been endless construction industry companies go into liquidation, from JM Kelly in October 2018, Metro Homes in June 2018 and Busby Contracting in February 2018. Across the state, there have been even more businesses go bust, affecting subcontractors everywhere including CQ like Ostwald Brothers’ $76 million liquidation in August 2017.…