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Dame Sarah Storey has shared her concern for fellow cyclist Sir Bradley Wiggins' wellbeing, as she endeavors to emulate his
Scottish company insolvencies up 5% year-on-year  Insider.co.uk Read the original article here
Katie Price shares plan to overcome £750k bankruptcy after arrest as she reignites career  The Mirror Read the original article here
A Ferrari, alleged forged documents and a ‘menace to the public’  Stuff Read the original article here
Chairman the only bidder for Mosaic Brands  The Australian Read the original article here
Tom Hardy offered to pay the wages of an entire TV set crew on the new Guy Ritchie series after
Safir Anandsenior partner & head of trademarks, contractual and commercial IP, Anand and Anand   Safir Anand, a leading intellectual
IMF Exposes Critical Failures in Sri Lanka’s Debt Management  Sri Lanka Guardian Read the original article here
What is the debate on personal guarantors in insolvency proceedings?  The Leaflet Read the original article here
Two popular venues in Melbourne have gone into voluntary administration as teams work to find a way to keep the
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In the coming weeks, 23,000 residents will see part or all of their medical debt cancelled, Connecticut officials announced on

Dame Sarah Storey has shared her concern for fellow cyclist Sir Bradley Wiggins’ wellbeing, as she endeavors to emulate his achievement of winning BBC Sports Personality of the Year. Wiggins captured the nation’s heart in 2012, claiming victory in both the Tour de France and an Olympic gold in the time trial during a memorable summer in London.

However, as years passed, Wiggins faced financial difficulties and was declared bankrupt this past summer. Storey, who claimed her 18th and 19th Paralympic gold medals in Paris and is in contention for SPOTY,, expressed her sentiments on Wiggins’ situation: “No, I haven’t seen Bradley for a long time. I have followed his story and it is obviously really sad to see a former team-mate go through…

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Scottish company insolvencies up 5% year-on-year  Insider.co.uk

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Katie Price shares plan to overcome £750k bankruptcy after arrest as she reignites career  The Mirror

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A Ferrari, alleged forged documents and a ‘menace to the public’  Stuff

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Chairman the only bidder for Mosaic Brands  The Australian

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Tom Hardy offered to pay the wages of an entire TV set crew on the new Guy Ritchie series after a construction company went into liquidation.

The Venom star, 47, recently filmed scenes for Guy Ritchie‘s upcoming TV series, The Associate, in London.

But around 50 freelance building workers were left devastated after Helix 3D, the construction company contracted to build sets, went bust, The Times reported.

It is said that the company then refused to pay out £250,000 of wages ahead of Christmas, and its chief executive Brian Dowling sent out the devastating message last week saying their pay would likely not be in their accounts before the New Year. 

It wasn’t until star Tom stepped in and offered to pay the workers’ wages that Paramount…

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Safir Anand
senior partner & head of trademarks, contractual and commercial IP, Anand and Anand

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Safir Anand, a leading intellectual property expert at Anand and Anand, has over 29 years of experience specialising in trademarks, commercial and contractual IP, and IP strategy. Anand’s impact is particularly notable in the fashion industry, where he has pioneered the recognition of IP as a tangible asset. His work has empowered top designers, like Sabyasachi, to protect their creations, facilitating significant brand growth and deterring infringement. Anand’s expertise has also driven corporate stake acquisitions, such as Reliance’s investment in the Manish Malhotra brand. His team also worked on…

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IMF Exposes Critical Failures in Sri Lanka’s Debt Management  Sri Lanka Guardian

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What is the debate on personal guarantors in insolvency proceedings?  The Leaflet

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Two popular venues in Melbourne have gone into voluntary administration as teams work to find a way to keep the “much-loved, iconic” venues afloat.

Tracey Lester, the owner of the companies behind the Carlton Club and the Windsor Castle Hotel, has hired Cor Cordis administrators Rachel Burdett and Shaun Matthews to restructure the financial affairs in light of current economic challenges.

“The past few years have been incredibly challenging as we navigate the ongoing impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on both The Windsor Castle and The Carlton Hotel,” she said. 

Tracey Lester, the owner of the companies behind the Carlton Club and the Windsor Castle Hotel, has hired Cor Cordis administrators Rachel Burdett and Shaun Matthews to restructure the financial affairs in light of current economic challenges.
Tracey Lester, the owner of the companies behind the Carlton Club and the Windsor Castle Hotel, has hired Cor Cordis administrators Rachel Burdett and Shaun Matthews to…

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In the coming weeks, 23,000 residents will see part or all of their medical debt cancelled, Connecticut officials announced on Monday morning at the state Capitol. The measure will erase $30 million in medical debt, providing relief for thousands at a time when the frustration over health care costs has dominated the national conversation.

This marks the first wave of a state program that aims to cancel a total of roughly $650 million in medical debt for state residents by 2026. People who qualify for this round of debt cancellation are slated to receive letters in the mail beginning December 23. 

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