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The business behind alternative clothing, body piercing, and former bong retailer Off Ya Tree has fallen into liquidation, as the retail chain assures customers a dozen stores will remain operational.
Con Kokkinos of insolvency firm Worrells was appointed as liquidator for Thendro Pty. Ltd on Thursday, according to documents listed by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
Thendro Pty. Ltd is listed as holding the Off Ya Tree business name, along with the Punktured body piercing and tattoo studios.
It is also listed as the corporate overseer of TBS Online, also known as The Bong Shop, an online retailer of smoking pipes, grinders, and related items.
While Off Ya Tree earned a reputation for selling bongs over its…
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NZ Green Investment Finance chairperson Cecilia Tarrant is stepping down.
The “green investment bank” has faced questions about its management of its $145m loan to SolarZero, which owner BlackRock put into liquidation late last month.
Tarrant said she would step down on 20 December, “respecting the ministers’ desire for new leadership while reflecting proudly on her six-year tenure”.
“I am immensely proud of the progress achieved in more than 30 transactions, showcasing the market potential of low-emissions investments across diverse sectors,” she said.
“I leave the role with confidence in the foundation we’ve built and wish the organisation every success in…
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Former Eagle faces more legal strife as court actions rise The West Australian
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If you have credit card debt, you’re not alone: Americans owe a record $1.08 trillion on their cards, according to credit reporting agency Experian, with the average balance pushing past $6,300.
Carrying a large balance increases your debt burden, hurts your credit score and negates any benefits you’re getting from your card’s rewards plan. And with credit card interest rates at historic highs, it can be harder than ever to get out from under.
Below, CNBC Select reviews the best ways to chip away at your credit card bills, whether you’ve got one card or a walletful.
Using a balance transfer credit card
You can avoid crushing interest rates by transferring debt from high-interest cards to a balance transfer credit card that has zero…
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The Supreme Court on December 13 directed the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to handover to JSW Steel the debt-ridden Bhushan Power & Steel’s properties worth Rs 4,025 crore that were provisionally attached in 2019 in connection with a money laundering probe linked to an alleged bank loan fraud by the erstwhile management.
A bench presided by Justice Bela M Trivedi and Justice S C Sharma directed the release of the properties of the corporate debtor, Bhushan Power and Steel Ltd, which were provisionally attached by the Enforcement Directorate (ED).
The properties are now to be handed over to JSW Steel Ltd (JSW), the successful resolution applicant in the insolvency proceedings of Bhushan Power and Steel Ltd (BPSL).
The…
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The NCLAT New Delhi bench of Justice Yogesh Khanna (Judicial Member) and Mr. Ajai Das Mehrotra (Technical Member) has held that the amount deposited with the bank by the corporate debtor in pursuance of an One Time Proposal to show bonafides will remain assets of the corporate debtor and can be taken into custody by the RP under section 18 of the code when the said proposal is not materialised.
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The present appeal has been filed against an order passed on May 3, 2021 by which the appellant was directed to release Rs. 1 crore held in a No Line Account. The corporate debtor was admitted into insolvency on January 3, 2020 in pursuance of which the IRP initiated steps to manage the assets of the corporate debtor…
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Flying taxis could reduce an airport commute from 90 minutes to 7. They could better connect small towns to urban areas. Optimistic investors believe they’re the future of urban travel.
There’s a lot in the way of making that reality. It comes down to capital. And Lilium, despite raising $1.1 billion since 2021, has run out.
The Germany company plans to file for insolvency and apply for government-supervised restructuring, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday.
That means that Lilium faces significant risk of going bankrupt or shutting down if it can’t raise additional funds.
“Despite its continuous and ongoing…
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New Delhi: The ED has restituted assets worth Rs 4,025 crore of the erstwhile Bhushan Steel and Power Limited to JSW Steel following approval from the Supreme Court, the federal probe agency said on Saturday. JSW Steel was the successful resolution applicant to the assets of the insolvent company under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) of the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP).
These assets were earlier attached by the federal probe agency under provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) in an investigation against Bhushan Steel and Power and its promoters on charges of alleged bank loan fraud and “diversion” of those funds for personal investments. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) said the restitution…
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The management company that represents local comedians including Aaron Chen (ABC TV’s Fisk) and Sam Campbell (Taskmaster UK) has gone into administration, leaving dozens without representation — and, in some cases, owed money — four months before Australia’s leading comedy festival kicks off.
ABC Arts understands that on November 28 the director of Sydney-based management company The Junkyard, Craig Ivanoff, called some of his clients to tell them the company was insolvent and closing down, citing poor financial management. ABC Arts has contacted Ivanoff for comment.
On December 2, The Junkyard and Ivanoff’s production company, West Street Sports, appointed liquidator Andrew Spring from Jirsch Sutherland Insolvency Solutions to wind…
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Begbies Traynor jumps as increasing insolvencies boosts profits Proactive Investors Australia
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Ukwala Supermarket Announces Final Liquidation Meeting with Creditors MSN