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Strategic buyers and investors scouting for insolvency-affected cement assets
Mumbai: Several strategic buyers as well as investors are actively scouting for cement manufacturing companies which are currently undergoing the
Ruthin-based food company enters liquidation after 43 years
Patchwork Foods, at Lôn Parcwr, was founded in 1982 by Margaret Carter in her kitchen, and went on to become famous
German meat firm Allgäu Fresh Foods seeks insolvency protection
Allgäu Fresh Foods offers meat, sausage, and delicatessen products. Credit: Sergey Ryzhov/Shutterstock.com. German meats supplier Allgäu Fresh Foods (AAF) has
Vinyl Me, Please appears to enter liquidation amid accusations of ignoring customers, unfulfilled orders
Vinyl Me, Please (VMP) appears to have entered liquidation as reports of the company ignoring customers and not fulfilling paid-for
American Single Malt Distillery Westward Files for Chapter 11
As we’ve reported on previously, the American whiskey industry is facing some tough times. Younger people are drinking less, major
GOP Aim for Student-Loan Borrowers: Longer Repayment, Less Debt Relief
House Republicans' education plan would mean sweeping changes — and fewer avenues for relief — for millions of student-loan borrowers.Rep.
Have $10,000 or more in credit card debt? Experts say to make these 4 moves now
If your credit card debt is stacking up, it may be time to start exploring your debt relief options. Getty
Food firm in liquidation after Powys rescue attempt fails
Patchwork Foods in Ruthin was founded in 1982 by Margaret Carter in her kitchen, and went on to become famous for
German meats supplier Allgäu Fresh Foods seeks insolvency protection
German meats supplier Allgäu Fresh Foods (AAF) has filed for insolvency protection proceedings amid “increasing” cost pressures. In a statement
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Arrears on household bills jump 65% among people seeking debt advice
Household bill arrears among StepChange Scotland clients have surged to an average of £5,193, according to the charity’s newly published
Number of Scots in full-time work who need debt advice on the rise
Since 2020, a rising proportion of clients at StepChange Scotland are in full-time employment, now at 42%, an increase from