The receivers appointment on 19 February occurred alongside FSG’s board resolving to appoint Barry Wright and Daniel Juratowitch of Cor Cordis as voluntary administrators. 

Control of the group now rests with the receivers who intend to continue to trade on a business-as-usual basis while pursuing sale options or a recapitalisation through the voluntary administration process. 

Shares in the company will continue to be suspended until further notice. 

The rural, regional and remote telecommunications carrier and full-service ICT provider, entered into a binding agreement on 19 February to sell its mining customer base to PIT Mining IT for $4.975 million.  This included 80 customers and 21 staff transitioning to…

If it were like most companies on the losing end of a boom and bust cycle, Schwazze could just turn to the U.S. bankruptcy court to keep its creditors at bay while renegotiating its debt. But unlike most businesses, its product — marijuana — is still illegal in the eyes of the federal government.

That disadvantage will make it harder for Schwazze and other cannabis companies to win concessions from lenders…

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WASHINGTON: The Trump administration released $5.3 billion in previously frozen foreign aid, mostly for security and counternarcotics programs, according to a list of exemptions reviewed by Reuters that included only limited humanitarian relief.

President Donald Trump ordered a 90-day pause on foreign aid shortly after taking office on January 20, halting funding for everything from programs that fight starvation and deadly diseases to providing shelters for millions of displaced people across the globe.

The freeze sparked a scramble by US officials and humanitarian organizations for exemptions to keep programs going. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who has said all foreign assistance must align with…