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Produce companies Frutas Pejose and Zyrfresh have joined the list of firms in the sector that have ended up in insolvency proceedings, a trend that in recent years has been behind many of the corporate bankruptcies recorded in the Region of Murcia.
In recent months, the insolvency filings of Frutas y Verduras El Monarca, which was a necessary filing, and those of Grupo Alifruit Sabor de la Tierra and Hispa Group Spain, which were voluntary, had already come to light. Before them, other companies with a strong presence in the region went through the same situation, including El Niño del Campo Agroherni, Natural Salads…
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Produce companies Frutas Pejose and Zyrfresh have joined the list of firms in the sector that have ended up in insolvency proceedings, a trend that in recent years has been behind many of the corporate bankruptcies recorded in the Region of Murcia.
In recent months, the insolvency filings of Frutas y Verduras El Monarca, which was a necessary filing, and those of Grupo Alifruit Sabor de la Tierra and Hispa Group Spain, which were voluntary, had already come to light. Before them, other companies with a strong presence in the region went through the same situation, including El Niño del Campo Agroherni, Natural Salads…
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03/12/2025 às 09:40
Even after bankruptcy, a famous Chinese automaker insists on staying in Brazil. Understand the strategy, the difficulties, and the future of Neta Auto.
Neta Auto, a famous Chinese car manufacturer, is set to go bankrupt after entering receivership in China in 2025.
The company,…
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Among the 27 sites it has across the country, the firm operates facilities on Christow Road at Marsh Barton Trading Estate in Exeter and on Sutton Road in Plymouth.
The government confirmed that the official receiver will wind down the company and investigate the circumstances surrounding its collapse, including the conduct of current and former directors.
The insolvency service has issued instructions to staff in possession of company-owned vehicles, laptops or mobile phones, advising them to stop using them and make contact to arrange their return.
Employees may apply for redundancy and certain other statutory payments once they have received a case reference from the liquidator.
Contractors are not eligible…
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Among the 27 sites it has across the country, the firm operates facilities on Christow Road at Marsh Barton Trading Estate in Exeter and on Sutton Road in Plymouth.
The government confirmed that the official receiver will wind down the company and investigate the circumstances surrounding its collapse, including the conduct of current and former directors.
The insolvency service has issued instructions to staff in possession of company-owned vehicles, laptops or mobile phones, advising them to stop using them and make contact to arrange their return.
Employees may apply for redundancy and certain other statutory payments once they have received a case reference from the liquidator.
Contractors are not eligible…
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African Development Bank Group grants full debt relief to Somalia following HIPC completion African Development Bank Group
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Holiday spending can leave many people facing stretched credit cards and depleted savings. Managing the aftermath isn’t necessarily about cutting back, it’s about creating a clearer picture of where your money is going. Budgeting apps can offer a way to organize spending, monitor cash flow, and gradually rebuild savings or pay down debt.
These tools aren’t a silver bullet, but they can help provide structure and insight that might otherwise be hard to maintain. Some apps offer hands-off account syncing, while others rely on manual tracking that encourages mindfulness. Choosing the right one often depends on how involved you want to be and which features suit your financial habits.
The right budgeting app can serve as a roadmap:…
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SIAC introduces the new Restructuring and Insolvency Arbitration Protocol www.hoganlovells.com
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The United States government has barred Ghana from receiving foreign assistance, including development loans and flagship programs such as the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), following the country’s failure to meet debt obligations owed to Washington.
The restrictions are set to take effect in the 2026 financial year.
A report to the U.S. State Department stated that the decision is based on the “debt default restriction” under Section 7012 of the FY 2025 State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs Appropriations Act (SFOAA).
The law prohibits aid to countries that have defaulted on sovereign debt owed to, or guaranteed by, a U.S. person or certain official creditors, and have not yet reached a debt restructuring…
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Supreme Court Restores Corporate Debtor’s Property Under PMLA To Successful Resolution Applicant The Law Advice
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Reverse CIRP: A Homebuyer-Centric Shift in Real Estate Insolvency Lexology
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Ryan Hamilton-Davis
THERE appeared to be a mix-up in communication between the president of the Public Services Association (PSA) and the office of the Chief Personnel Officer (CPO), over details regarding the ten per cent wage offer and resulting back pay to be made to PSA-represented public servants as negotiations continue.
The PSA on December 2, announced that back pay for its members – determined to be $3.8 billion, will be paid on or before December 23.
However, speaking with Newsday on December 02, CPO Daryl Dindial said the back pay would not be paid in full, it will not all be in cash, and it may not be paid in a single financial…