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The number of UK companies going bust increased last month, official data shows, as experts warned that more businesses face
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NEW DELHI: Nearly 11.6 lakh women directors are currently associated with public and private companies in the country, the government
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Jacob Hale  ❘   Published: 2024-12-16T10:05:11 Australian Call of Duty star Amer ‘Pred’ Zulbeari has spoken out on his ongoing
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New Delhi: Nearly 11.6 lakh women directors are currently associated with public and private companies in the country, the government

The number of UK companies going bust increased last month, official data shows, as experts warned that more businesses face a “perilous financial position” as they remain weighed down by debts.

Official data from the Insolvency Service showed that the number of registered company insolvencies in England Wales totalled 1,966 in November.

This was 13% higher than the 1,743 reported in October, with nearly all types of company insolvency increasing.

This included an 8% month-on-month increase in the number of creditors’ voluntary liquidations (CVLs), at 1,565.

CVLs refer to directors of a company deciding to close it down if debts cannot be paid, and make up the bulk of company insolvencies.

Published: 2024-12-16T10:05:11

Australian Call of Duty star Amer ‘Pred’ Zulbeari has spoken out on his ongoing situation, following his removal from the OpTic Texas CDL roster amid a number of concerning rumors.

On December 11, news started to leak that Pred had been dropped from OpTic and was to be replaced by Cuyler ‘Huke’ Garland – a rumor that proved to be true by December 13, as Huke played for the team that weekend.

Pred was not spoken about on broadcast, and Seth ‘Scump’ Abner and other OpTic creators declined to speak on Pred’s dismissal, simply citing “personal reasons.”

As rumors ran rampant about possible issues with Pred, it came out that he had…

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Singaporean man who incurred gambling debt ordered to repay $33.6m to Australian casino  AsiaOne

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MGM Addresses Rumors Bruno Mars Has $50 Million In Gambling Debt With Casino Giant  MSN

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Bruno Mars’ $50-million gambling debt denied by casino company  MSN

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New Delhi: Nearly 11.6 lakh women directors are currently associated with public and private companies in the country, the government informed the Parliament on Tuesday, as it continues to encourage women participation in decision-making at various levels in enterprises across the spectrum.

While 11,11,040 women are directors in private companies (including OPCs), 46,939 are associated with unlisted public companies and 8,672 with listed public companies, Minister of State for Corporate Affairs, Harsh Malhotra, told the Rajya Sabha in a written reply.

The MCA has included several provisions in the Companies Act, 2013, to boost the participation of women at top levels in companies, like making it mandatory for…

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