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Pandemic forces UK dispute resolution rethink – bobsguide.com – Bobsguide
The disruption and financial pressures caused by the pandemic are likely to give rise to some common challenges for businesses
Boris Becker accused of hiding tennis trophies during bankruptcy – The Guardian
Boris Becker has been charged with concealing trophies and medals won during his illustrious tennis career, including two from his
46 bankruptcies in week 42 – Statistics Netherlands
Throughout the coronavirus crisis, CBS is providing weekly updates on the number of bankruptcies pronounced by Dutch courts. The weekly
COVID-19: UK Insolvency Reform – Scrutiny of Administration Pre-Pack Sales – JD Supra
Executive Summary On 8 October 2020, the UK Government's Insolvency Service issued a report on the state of pre-pack sales
Unions trying to suppress workers’ opposition to pro-business restructure at Australia Post – WSWS
Officials from the Communication Workers Union (CWU) and the Communications Electrical Plumbing Union (CEPU) are attempting to stifle mounting opposition
Meet UK’s ‘biggest bankrupt’ Pramod Mittal who spent who spent Rs 505 crore on daughter’s wedding – Business Today
Industrialist Pramod Mittal, who reportedly spent 60 million Euros (about Rs 505 crore) on his daughter's wedding, has claimed that
How to get compensation from the State as a crime victim? – Delano.lu
You have been the victim of a deliberate violent offence in the European Union (EU), but the offender cannot compensate
Ticket Rocket entities to be liquidated over unpaid debts – Australasian Leisure Management
New Zealand Super Rugby franchises the Crusaders and the Hurricanes have won their bid to have the company behind Ticket
Insolvency expert shortage needs accountants, lawyers to step in – The Australian Financial Review
"We recommend opening up the restructuring practitioner role for small businesses beyond the domain held by registered liquidators. "It has
Relief efforts – Why securing debt forgiveness for poor countries is so hard | Finance & economics – The Economist
GOVERNMENTS IN MANY poor countries have faced a sickening choice this year, between spending to support their populations through the
Ticket Rocket placed in liquidation – Otago Daily Times
The company was directed by Canadian businessman Matthew Davey out of Dunedin but he is understood to have returned to
Virgin to ditch free meals, snacks, drinks in economy – Executive Traveller
Vrgin Australia is expected to remove free food and drinks from economy class and potentially adopt a 'buy on board'