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CHPT3, the cycling clothing brand founded by former pro racer David Millar, has entered liquidation and ceased trading with immediate
Business insolvencies are running at more than double the rate of last year — and one economist says the failure
Wellington food company in liquidation after 32 years  Stuff Read the original article here
Their products could also be found in Wellington’s Moore Wilson’s and Auckland’s Farro Fresh.Alamir’s product range includes hummus, falafel, and
Neither the local management nor the company’s lawyers were present at the Luxembourg Commercial Court at 9am on Friday 29
Motions brought by boom-time developer Seán Dunne in an effort to dislodge officials overseeing his bankruptcy have been dismissed by
Harland & Wolff, 163-year-old company that built Titanic, declares itself insolvent | Company expects job cuts in non-core operations |
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Keke Palmer is opening up about her child star past — and her once-dire financial straits.The “Nope” actor became her family’s
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The end of a calendar year is always a smart time to reconsider your financial health. Unfortunately, for many Americans, the last few years have been a time of economic burden. And the numbers support this reality: Credit card debt hit a cumulative record of $1.17 trillion in the third quarter of 2024. The average American is currently saddled with around $8,000 in credit card debt alone, not accounting for other types like mortgages, student loans and auto loans. Considering that the average credit card…

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CHPT3, the cycling clothing brand founded by former pro racer David Millar, has entered liquidation and ceased trading with immediate effect.

The brand’s website now just displays a statement communicating the news, the notice saying that Wilson Field Limited has been instructed to assist in the liquidation and CHPT3 has “now ceased to trade”.

It states: “The Directors of CHPT3 Limited have instructed Wilson Field Limited to assist in the formalities of a Creditors Voluntary Liquidation. The Company has now ceased to trade. Creditors will be contacted by Wilson Field Limited in due course. Any queries can be directed to Wilson Field Limited who can be contacted on +44 (0) 114 2352 6780.”

The news comes just three months after the…

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Business insolvencies are running at more than double the rate of last year — and one economist says the failure rate exceeds that of the global financial crisis.

There were 72 liquidations in October administered by the Insolvency and Trustee Service, just down from 74 in September. Of those, 37 were in Auckland.

In comparison, there were 58 in the year to June 2019.

Simplicity chief economist Shamubeel Eaqub said the rate of insolvencies was double what it was at this time in 2023.

“It’s consistent with what I would expect and I’d expect this to continue.”

He said the coming months would be tough for many businesses, if they were not in hospitality or retail.

Economist Shamubeel Eaqub

Cash-flow was a big problem for many…

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Their products could also be found in Wellington’s Moore Wilson’s and Auckland’s Farro Fresh.

Alamir’s product range includes hummus, falafel, and pita bread but customers have noticed them missing from supermarket shelves recently. Photo / Alamir Bakery.
Alamir’s product range includes hummus, falafel, and pita bread but customers have noticed them missing from supermarket shelves recently. Photo / Alamir Bakery.

In 2021, managing director Ali Dia told the Herald the company was started by his father as an offshoot of his mother’s catering in 1992 and had “grown like crazy” since.

Dia said at the time they had 28 staff and operated two factories in Wellington “one where we produce the pita bread and the other where we produce our falafel bites, hummus and tahini”.

Business was “rough” during the Covid-19 lockdown, with Dia saying they had to lay off two staff members and drop…

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Neither the local management nor the company’s lawyers were present at the Luxembourg Commercial Court at 9am on Friday 29 November. However, Liberty Liège-Dudelange and its Luxembourg site were declared bankrupt after the management admitted that it was in suspension of payments. Olivier Wagner was appointed receiver in front of a few journalists and the LCGB union’s deputy general secretary, Robert Fornieri, who had made the trip.

“The most urgent matter is the employees, who are entitled to their back pay for October and November,” commented Wagner as he left the court. “They will be entitled to their severance pay under the Labour Code, which corresponds to the month of the bankruptcy, the subsequent month, i.e., December,…

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Motions brought by boom-time developer Seán Dunne in an effort to dislodge officials overseeing his bankruptcy have been dismissed by the High Court.

Mr Justice Liam Kennedy said Mr Dunne (70) failed to bring new proceedings and instead took a procedurally incorrect route in seeking to challenge the validity of two officials’ appointments within the original bankruptcy case.

Mr Dunne was declared bankrupt in 2013, owing hundreds of millions of euro to the banks.

He recently issued motions alleging, among other claims, that the legislation used to appoint official assignees to his bankruptcy is unconstitutional.

A preliminary objection was raised by former official assignee Chris Lehane, his successor Ian…

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Harland & Wolff, 163-year-old company that built Titanic, declares itself insolvent | Company expects job cuts in non-core operations | Inshorts  Inshorts

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Student loan forgiveness processing appears to have stalled for tens of thousands of borrowers under a key debt relief program. And advocates are getting worried.

The Biden administration had approved more than 700,000 borrowers for student debt cancellation and other benefits, including refunds of prior payments and corrected credit reporting. The approvals were enacted using group discharge authority for borrowers who were…

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Keke Palmer is opening up about her child star past — and her once-dire financial straits.

The “Nope” actor became her family’s breadwinner while still a young girl. And though that Hollywood gambit ultimately paid off, Palmer recently revealed she’d declared bankruptcy at 18 years of age.

“I was so spooked,” she admitted at the Building Wealth Today for Tomorrow financial literacy event in Chicago, per Afrotech. “I was like, ‘What went wrong?’”

Palmer was only 10 years old when she landed her first part in “Barbershop 2: Back in Business,” and went on to nab lead roles in major projects including “Akeelah and the Bee” (2006) and Nickelodeon’s “True Jackson, VP” (2008-2011). But that came at a…

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Cummings to learn training fate as creditors circle  Racenet

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