South Africa’s tough economic climate is once again pushing businesses toward rescue or liquidation. Yet one of their most valuable assets – intellectual property (IP) – is routinely overlooked in both processes. This is a theme we first explored in a 2020 article, “Business rescue and liquidation have consequences for intellectual property.” Six years on, the…
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August 26, 2026 — 1:42pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA Dozens of childcare centres are on a precipice after the Edge Early Learning chain entered voluntary administration on Wednesday. The provider oversees almost 70 national centres, including 15 in Brisbane…
The chief executive of women’s fashion retailer Cue Clothing Co has resigned after less than 18 months in the role, while a sale process for the business has yet to secure a buyer, raising questions over the future of the nearly 60-year-old company. British distressed assets investor Hilco Capital put Cue and its sister brand…
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Australian Off Road has entered voluntary administration after its Caloundra factory went quiet, its website disappeared and customers lost contact with the caravan manufacturer. The appointment turns the immediate question from whether AOR has closed to what creditors—including buyers who paid deposits—can recover. The legal company is Rhost Pty Ltd, which trades as Australian Off…
Cue Clothing has collapsed nearly six decades after it was founded with its British owner Hilco Capital appointing receivers in the hope of restructuring and selling the label. Cue and its sister brand Veronika Maine have 51 stores including 42 boutiques and nine discount outlets. They also have concessions in Myer and David Jones department…