Appen slashes staff, promises more revenue transparency – Sydney Morning Herald

Artificial intelligence crowdsourcing provider Appen will use artificial intelligence (AI) itself in a restructuring that will allow it to slash service staff and become more customer-focused. To put it simply, we are accelerating our transformation into an AI-powered provider of AI data and solutions, said Appen chief executive Mark Brayan as the stock bounced back…

Sanctioned: Virgin Active’s Restructuring Plans | Morrison & Foerster LLP – JDSupra – JD Supra

Overview On 12 May 2021, the High Court sanctioned three inter-conditional restructuring plans, under the Part 26A of the Companies Act 2006, for certain English subsidiaries of the Virgin Active group, despite major opposition of certain landlords.[1] In the landmark decision, the High Court exercised its discretion to cram-down multiple classes of dissenting landlords in…

Stikeman Elliott’s new Guide to Financial Restructuring Alternatives for Canadian Businesses to avoid bankruptcy – Yahoo Finance

MONTRAL, May 17, 2021 /CNW/ – The economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is leading some businesses to consider the avenues available to them if insolvency becomes inevitable. Several companies in sectors which have been the most impacted by the financial crisis in Canada have taken this opportunity to restructure their business operations as an…

Stikeman Elliott’s new Guide to Financial Restructuring Alternatives for Canadian Businesses to avoid bankruptcy – Canada NewsWire

Stikeman Elliott’s restructuring lawyers have prepared this one-page guide to financial restructuring alternatives for Canadian businesses to help advise them when bankruptcy seems like the only available option. Our professionals work with businesses to outline solutions available for a successful financial restructuring, which include new cash infusions (private placement, rights offering, new senior debt or…

SPH restructuring: Balancing the interests of all stakeholders at heart of move – The Straits Times

SINGAPORE – Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), which publishes The Straits Times, is restructuring its media business amid a trend of falling advertising revenues for newspapers around the world. We look at what’s behind the move. What’s happening On May 6, following a trading halt, SPH announced that it would transfer its media business to SPH…