Miyoko Schinner did not win her 11th hour bid to buy back the plant-based dairy brand she created.
Schinner, who says she only recently discovered that Miyoko’s was up for sale after entering the Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors (ABC) process last month, raised $102k via GoFundMe in a last minute bid to “reclaim” the company, but told AgFunderNews this afternoon (Nov 10) that she was not successful.
The winning bidder has not yet issued a public statement, while Resolution Financial Advisors, which handled the ABC process, has not responded to a request for comment.
In a LinkedIn post penned on Sunday, Schinner acknowledged that it was a long shot, and promised to refund donations should she be unsuccessful:…
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A second company owned by ex-Ninja Warrior contestant and life coach Espen Wold-Jensen has collapsed, with the self-described entrepreneur’s organisations now owing millions.
Espen Wold-Jensen – who goes by Dr Espen online – runs seminars on energy and healing, with the events costing participants thousands of dollars.
Dr Wold-Jensen is set to hold a three-day event in Sydney on November 21 called the Quantum Advanced Seminar.
General access tickets to the seminar cost $1995, while a VIP ticket, which includes a private dinner with Dr Wold-Jensen, will set you back $3495.
The seminar from the “business mentor” comes at a rocky time, however, for his own ventures with a second company built by Dr Epsen, which went into…
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After US citizens get $2,000 “dividend” checks from higher tariff proceeds paid to the US government, the rest of the “massive” tariff income will be used to “substantially” pay down the national debt, US President Donald Trump said on his social media website Monday.
“All money left over from the $2000 payments made to low and middle income USA Citizens, from the massive Tariff Income pouring into our Country from foreign countries, which will be substantial, will be used to SUBSTANTIALLY PAY DOWN NATIONAL DEBT,” Trump wrote on the Truth Social platform, which he owns.
Trump has proposed providing $2,000 to most Americans, financed through higher tariff revenues generated under his…


