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Bruno Mars may not have any gambling debts — but he does have jokes.
The Grammy winner, 39, made a joke about his rumored financial problems while celebrating a new career milestone on Tuesday, January 28.
“KEEP STREAMING! I’ll be out of debt in no time,” Mars wrote via his Instagram Story alongside a post announcing that he recently became the first artist in Spotify history to reach 150 million monthly listeners.
The post, which also included a dancing man emoji, was soundtracked by Silk Sonic’s “777,” which features lyrics like, “I’m ’bout to buy Las Vegas after this roll.”
The Hellenic Club of Canberra is appealing against a decision by the ACT Gambling and Racing Commission to fine it $1.2 million, after it was found it had broken gambling laws in relation to a man who later died by suicide.
Raimo Kasurinen, who was known as Ray, died on March 31, 2020.
Prior to his death, he and his wife had poured hundreds of thousands of dollars into poker machines and were in debt.
After he died, his son-in-law David Chambers wrote to the ACT’s Gambling and Racing Commission, complaining that the Hellenic Club had failed in its duty to prevent problem gambling.
The ABC has seen a letter sent to Mr Kasurinen’s family, which said the commission had “decided to take disciplinary…
Despite marking a historic feat, American singer Bruno Mars stayed humble enough to remember he has a gambling debt to pay.
Taking over to his Instagram stories on Tuesday, January 28, the APT global smash hit maker celebrates his major milestone on Spotify.
The musician re-shared a post by the music streaming service, announcing that he “became the first artist to reach 150 million monthly listeners in Spotify history.”
However, one more thing garnered much attention in his social media posts.
The Court was dealing with appeals filed under Section 62 of the IBC against the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal’s (NCLAT) judgments regarding the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) of Hindustan National Glass and Industries Ltd. (HNGIL).
The primary issue concerned the approval of a resolution plan submitted by AGI Greenpac Ltd., which has sought to acquire HNGIL. The combination of these two major players in the glass packaging industry raised concerns over its potential impact on market competition.
The appeals also challenged the NCLAT’s interpretation of the requirement for CCI approval under Section 31(4) of the IBC.
HNGIL (corporate debtor) holds a dominant position in India’s glass packaging…
Bruno Mars is poking some fun at those gambling debt rumors.
While celebrating hitting a major career milestone on Spotify on Tuesday (January 28), the 39-year-old “Die With a Smile” singer cracked a joked about his alleged financial problems.
“KEEP STREAMING! I’ll be out of debt in no time,” Bruno wrote on his Instagram Story along with a post announcing that he recently became the first artist in Spotify history to reach 150 million monthly listeners.
Keep reading to find out more…Along with the message, Bruno shared the dancing man emoji and a clip to his Silk Sonic song “777,” which features the lyrics, “I’m ’bout to buy Las Vegas after this roll.”
The “debt” Bruno references in the post comes after…
Bruno Mars and Sexyy Red have dropped a track titled “Fat Juicy and Wet”. Released on January 24, 2025, the single comes after the duo teased it earlier this week on socials, leaving fans oscillating between this can’t be real and Bruno, are you okay?
Meanwhile, the track serves up playful, funky beats with a side of provocative lyrics, now dialed up to eleven with Sexyy Red’s unapologetically bold persona. But as the collab hit streaming platforms, the internet had some things to say.
One X (formerly Twitter) user didn’t hold back, questioning Bruno’s motives like a concerned friend:
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), introduced to address deficiencies in earlier laws like the Sick Industrial Companies Act and the Companies Act, promised a revolutionary framework for company revival, reorganization, and debt resolution. However, eight years since its inception, the IBC faces significant implementation challenges, raising questions about whether it is a corporate tool or a corporate challenge.
Challenges In Implementation
While the IBC aims to balance the interests of stakeholders and promote entrepreneurship, issues such as judicial delays, slow repayment rates, significant haircuts, and regulatory ambiguities have hindered its effectiveness. Alarmingly,…
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