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The whole story of the shocking crime has been revealed.
In the 16th episode of T-Cast E-Channel ‘Brave Detectives4’, which aired on the 27th, Inspector Lee Jong-gil of the Dongdaemun Police Station’s voice phishing team, former police officer Yoon Oe-chul of the Scientific Investigation Unit (KCSI), and Inspector Kim Jin-soo made public their investigation logs. Following the last broadcast, Choi Ye-na, an icon singer of ‘Global MZ’, appeared as a guest and played an active role.
The first case began with a report from her sister that she would not come home after she left after talking to someone on the phone at dawn. In the early morning of 10 days ago, the younger brother got angry, asking the…
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SPRINGFIELD (WGEM) – SmartBuy is back.
The popular program returns as part of an initiative from Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker (D) to expand access to affordable housing across the state.
“The program provides affordable fixed-rate mortgages, closing cost assistance and up to $40,000 per household in student loan relief to borrowers who buy a home here in Illinois,” Pritzker said at a press conference announcing the initiative Dec. 11.
He said when SmartBuy first launched in 2020, 631 individuals and families bought new homes using SmartBuy. The state helped people pay down more than $17 million in student debt.
People who use the program will also receive $5,000 in deferred down payment and/or closing cost assistance.
“It’s a very safe…
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An Australian consumer affairs body is investigating the boss of a collapsed caravan company which owes millions of dollars to creditors but only has three vehicles to repay everyone.
In August, news.com.au reported that Victorian-based Tango Caravans had plunged into liquidation, leaving 60 customers as much as $90,000 out of pocket each after being “sold the fake dream”.
Andrew Yeo and Lindsay Bainbridge of insolvency firm Pitcher Partners, the appointed liquidators, revealed in a statutory report last week that Tango owes $3.2 million to 85 creditors.
Empty-handed customers make up the majority of the unsecured creditors, with the total amount they are owed exceeding $2 million.
And in a major blow to those 60 customers, they have…
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Illinois homebuyers can access student debt relief through SmartBuy program 25 News Now
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Big Lots says it found a buyer that will keep some stores open The Washington Post
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SPRINGFIELD (WGEM) – SmartBuy is back.
The popular program returns as part of an initiative from Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker (D) to expand access to affordable housing across the state.
“The program provides affordable fixed-rate mortgages, closing cost assistance and up to $40,000 per household in student loan relief to borrowers who buy a home here in Illinois,” Pritzker said at a press conference announcing the initiative Dec. 11.
He said when SmartBuy first launched in 2020, 631 individuals and families bought new homes using SmartBuy. The state helped people pay down more than $17 million in student debt.
People who use the program will also receive $5,000 in deferred down payment and/or closing cost assistance.
“It’s a very safe…
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(Bloomberg) — Bankrupt retailer Big Lots Inc. won court approval of a rescue deal to save some of its stores from shutting-down despite challenges from vendors that claimed the deal unfairly saddles them with steep losses.
Judge J. Kate Stickles said late Tuesday she’d approve a sale of the retailer to Gordon Brothers Retail Partners, which intends to transfer between 200 and 400 Big Lots stores to Variety Wholesalers Inc. The sale may also save thousands of jobs, lawyers said Tuesday.
The deal was announced days after an earlier sale to Nexus Capital Management LP unraveled and was also at risk of falling apart following creditor backlash. Several Big Lots vendors opposed the deal because it repays lenders while leaving trade…
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Debt consolidation can improve liquidity Farm Progress
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Illinois homebuyers can access student debt relief through SmartBuy program WGEM
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Corporate insolvencies in the UK increased by 1.5% in September 2024 from the previous month, according to the latest data from the Insolvency Service.
The total number of corporate insolvencies stood at 1,973 compared to August’s total of 1,943, and decreased by 7.4% compared to September 2023’s figure of 2,130.
Corporate insolvencies also increased by 14.3% compared to September 2022’s 1,726 figure.
Personal insolvencies increased by 6% in September 2024 to a total of 10,651 compared to August’s total of 10,046, and increased by 44.5% compared to September 2023’s figure of 7,372.
The number of personal insolvencies also increased by 12.6% compared to September 2022’s figure of 9,462.


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UK Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020: A more debtor-friendly restructuring regime? Norton Rose Fulbright















