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China Evergrande Group ordered to liquidate by Hong Kong court in milestone for China’s property crisis
Tokyo | China Evergrande Group, the property developer at the centre of China’s real estate crisis, will be broken up
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China property developer Kaisa agrees to partial debt repayment with creditors
Chinese property developer Kaisa has reached an agreement with creditors for partial repayment of its debt, the company said Tuesday,
Liquidator for Clive Palmer’s former company Queensland Nickel says creditors paid in full
After eight years of financial heartbreak and court battles, the liquidator of Clive Palmer's former Queensland Nickel refinery says it
Q3 2023: Business bankruptcies down, registrations up
In the third quarter of 2023, the number of bankruptcy declarations of EU businesses decreased by 5.8% compared with the
Upfront disclosure of MSME status of corporate debtor
The insolvency regulator – Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) – has proposed mandatory disclosures about the status of
David Koch: Top tips for consolidating debt as interest rates remain high
With last week’s Reserve Bank of Australia board minutes indicating official interest rates will stay high well into next year,
Senate HELP Committee holds hearing on medical debt
The Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions held a hearing July 11 on medical debt. The AHA submitted
Record number of UK care homes declared insolvent | Social care
A record number of care home businesses failed last year as the financial pressure on social care in Britain took
Tommy Robinson pursued for estimated £2m debt after bankruptcy claim | Tommy Robinson
The far-right activist Tommy Robinson is being pursued for an estimated £2m by creditors after he claimed bankruptcy during a
IBBI proposes mandatory disclosure of MSME status in insolvency proceedings to boost transparency
Recognising the differences between micro, small and medium enterprises and larger corporates, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI)
Ex-England and Liverpool footballer John Barnes banned as company director
John Barnes has been banned as a company director after his company did not pay tens of thousands of pounds