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Australian economy losing billions due to companies deliberately going broke, PwC finds – The Guardian
Phoenixing by companies that deliberately go broke has a direct cost of up to $5bn a year on business, employees
Insolvency proceedings: Tata Steel readying blueprint to buy Bhushan Power – Business Standard
Tata Steel is gearing up to acquire Bhushan Power & Steel, going through insolvency proceedings, if it
Vehicle training company collapses, leaving workers and students in lurch – Bendigo Advertiser
Vehicle training company collapses, leaving workers and students in lurch Journey Management Group's Bendigo Skills Training Centre on Monday morning.
Casino project will offer Japan’s addicts a new way to lose – The Guardian
When she she looks back on her childhood, Noriko Tanaka isnt surprised she grew up to be a problem gambler.
DNA MONEY EXCLUSIVE: Competition Commission approval may be needed for buying rival company under IBC – Daily News & Analysis
A company bidding for a stressed asset in the same sector in which it is operating will now have to
Brake on Australia’s addiction to property has come just in time – The Sydney Morning Herald
Of course, writing too many loans that people cant afford will ultimately destroy shareholder value, if it all goes bad.
Rising cost of phoenixing delivers $5 billion economic hit, Kelly O’Dwyer says – The Australian Financial Review
Phoenixing is costing the economy as much as $5 billion a year through unpaid wages, invoices and tax bills, a
REVEALED: Estranged husband of the New York socialite who fell down 27-story garbage chute to her death went … –...
REVEALED: Estranged husband of the New York socialite who fell down 27-story garbage chute to her death went bankrupt after
Brake on Australia’s addiction to property has come just in time – The Sydney Morning Herald
Of course, writing too many loans that people cant afford will ultimately destroy shareholder value, if it all goes bad.
One in four UK companies insolvent in last six months due to customer insolvency problems – Business MattersBusiness Matters
Over a quarter of UK companies have suffered a hit to their finances following the insolvency of a customer,
Bad home remedy – The Times
Ken owed 188,500 after personally guaranteeing the borrowings of a failed furniture business. He had no hope of repaying the
Paid Off: TV show offers to pay off student debt – BBC News
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