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CUSTOMERS have shared their devastation after a craft beer brand once stocked at Sainsbury’s has gone out of business.

By the Horns has entered into liquidation, blaming the economy and rent hikes for some of the reasons for its collapse.

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When a company goes into liquidation, it means the business is completely shutting down by selling off all its assets to pay off debts

Alex Bull and Chris Mills, owners of the craft beer brand explained that the business had been trading well up until last year.

However two companies they worked closely with collapsed, owning them £50,000.

They told the Drinks Business: “Two companies we worked closely with crashed, Flavorly and Bier Nuts,…

A pub near Carlisle has confirmed that it has been taken over by a new management company in the midst of a temporary closure caused by Storm Eowyn.

The Fleece at Ruleholme, which is located on the A689 near Brampton, announced on Tuesday, January 28 that it would be closed until Wednesday, April 2 to carry out ‘essential’ repairs to damage caused by Storm Eowyn which hit Cumbria on Friday, January 24.

Following the announcement, the pub outlined to the News & Star the extent of the damage caused by the storm and why the decision had been taken to close for two months.

A spokesperson for The Fleece at Ruleholme said: “We have a number of areas of maintenance works outstanding to carry out along with storm damage caused last week and…

(LOS ANGELES) — Ippei Mizuhara, the former interpreter for MLB star Shohei Ohtani, is set to be sentenced Thursday on federal charges related to stealing nearly $17 million from the Dodgers player, nearly a year after the gambling controversy first surfaced.

Mizuhara, 40, admitted to fraudulently transferring the money from Ohtani’s account for more than two years to pay his gambling debts, including impersonating the athlete on two dozen occasions in calls to the bank, according to a plea agreement in the case.

Prosecutors called the scheme “deep” and “extensive” fraud and that Ohtani was “harmed substantially” by Mizuhara’s actions.

Mizuhara…

The number of 11 to 17-year-olds showing signs of problem gambling has more than doubled, according to a survey by the UK’s gambling watchdog.

Nearly one in 10 young people surveyed said gambling had resulted in them telling lies, while around one in 12 said it had led to arguments.

The Gambling Commission quizzed 3,869 young people in England, Scotland and Wales. Of those, 1.5% were to deemed to have a problem, a big rise on the 0.7% reported in the 2023 survey.

The most common types of gambling young people spent money on were arcade gaming machines and placing a bet or playing cards with friends and family for money, the report said.

These types of gambling are all legal.

Those reporting that gambling made them feel happy rose from 17%…

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A notice published on the Australian Securities and Investments Commission shows administrators were appointed to Allens Dupont Logistics Pty Ltd, trading as Allens Freight, J & L Dupont Transport and Reading Dupont Logistics, on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.

SANTA ANA, Calif. — The former interpreter for baseball star Shohei Ohtani is set to be sentenced for bank and tax fraud after he stole nearly $17 million from the Los Angeles Dodgers player’s bank account.

Ippei Mizhuara was supposed to bridge the language gap between the Japanese pitcher — who previously played for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim — and his English-speaking teammates and fans. Instead, Mizuhara exploited the language barrier to isolate Ohtani and profit from his proximity to the two-way player ’s power.

Mizuhara pleaded guilty last year to federal charges after he was accused of siphoning money out of Ohtani’s bank account to cover sports gambling bets and debts in a case that has stoked an international media…