WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) – So far there are no takers on a century-old downtown Watertown business. Last April, owner Bobby Martini put Avon Shoes and its building up for sale as he wants to retire or scale back. Martini says there’ve been no offers for the business and now a liquidation sale is underway.…
Whakaari White Island tour company has $8.5m debts, report shows MSN Read the original article here
Still awaiting a buyer, Watertown business hold liquidation sale WWNY Read the original article here
Richard Raymond KC acting for White Island Tours Ltd at the Whakaari White Island sentencing sentencing hearing in the Environment Court, Auckland, 26 February 2024. Photo: RNZ / Marika Khabazi Liquidators of failed Whakaari White Island tour company White Island Tours have been able to realise only $53,839 in assets – but have outlined more…
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The Truck Repair Group in Queensland has gone into voluntary liquidation leaving many local businesses and industry suppliers severely out of pocket. The Truck Repair Group (formerly The River Group) was sold by then director Russ Hill to Scott and Natalie Hunter back in 2020. There are five sites across the State all of which…
ERGO Analysing Developments Impacting Business: IBBI Proposes for Streamlining of Resolution Process Lexology Read the original article here
Gareth Hoole and Ray Cox of Ecovis KGA in Newmarket assessed assets and liabilities of the company, incorporated in 2005 and which until 2019 took guided tours to the island. Richard Raymond KC acting for White Island Tours at the sentencing sentencing hearing in the Environment Court, Auckland, on February 26 last year. Photo /…
The boss of more than 400 firms has been banned from being a company director after playing a key role in a scheme designed to undermine the UK insolvency system. Neville Taylor, 57, was paid by a corporate rescue firm to become the sole director of 12 companies which had ceased trading but not yet…
Taylor – who has been banned from being a company director for nine years – had been paid more than £250,000 by Atherton Corporate (UK) Ltd to become the sole director of more than 400 companies in total, at least 196 of which were run from his address in Bridge Street, Kington. He will now…