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Insolvencies ease but outlook still ‘incredibly challenging’
“While a fall in insolvencies is positive, operating conditions remain incredibly challenging," said Michelle Elliot, restructuring partner at FRP in
Drivers who don’t pay congestion charge could be made bankrupt
Authorities could also make employers hand over part of salaries until the debt is paidA sign warning drivers that they
Data Centers and the Power Grid: A Path to Debt Relief?
Could data centers and the power grid be America’s next “renaissance?” With the U.S. national debt exceeding $37 trillion and
Ex-IoD chief disqualified until 2036 over Bounce Back Loan abuse
A former interim head of the Institute of Directors (IoD) has been disqualified from acting as a company director for
Hospitality insolvencies rise for a third consecutive month
New company insolvency statistics show accommodation and food services insolvencies rose again in July, this time by 5% to 327
Record number of people took out debt relief orders in August
A record number of people turned to debt relief orders (DROs) in August to ease their financial struggles, Insolvency Service
Construction insolvencies tick up in July 
Construction insolvencies increased slightly in July compared with June, although the rate was lower than 12 months ago, according to
Man Utd debt: Premier League club owe more than £1bn after latest borrowing
Manchester United took on an extra £105m of debt to help fund their summer transfer spending, taking the amount they
Disability employment provider Bedford’s financial situation concerns SA, federal government
The federal disability minister says his concerns about the financial state of the country's second-largest employer of people with a
Third consecutive monthly rise in hospitality insolvencies is a cause of concern – London Business News
Today’s company insolvency statistics show accommodation and food services insolvencies rose again, this time by 5% (up on the 4%
"Cathedral of Gin" plans tipped down the sink as distiller Old Young's enters administration – Business News Australia
"Cathedral of Gin" plans tipped down the sink as distiller Old Young's enters administration  Business News Australia Read the original article
Data Centers and the Power Grid: A Path to Debt Relief?
Could data centers and the power grid be America’s next “renaissance?” With the U.S. national debt exceeding $37 trillion and