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In many Germanic languages, the commonly used word for “debt” also means “guilt”, which carries a strong moral connotation. Commentators have long suspected that this linguistic overlap may lead to greater debt aversion. Former French finance minister Bruno Le Maire invoked this idea to explain Germany’s fiscal conservatism: “In Germany, debt is ‘die Schuld’. It’s both the financial debt and the fault. There’s a kind of guilt in debt.” The Economist (2015) similarly observed that “this mental link helps explain Germany’s peculiar concern with borrowing money”.
Philosophers and linguists have long argued that language does more than describe reality – it shapes how…
The Maryville R-II School District received a $300 donation from the Maryville Rotary Club to help eliminate the stress of student lunch debt and highlight the growing community effort to support families facing financial challenges.
Any type of donation helps, no matter the amount. Maryville High School Principal Thom Alvarez said donations have a big impact on students and families who need them. The Maryville R-II School District has between $18,000-19,000 in food service debt, accumulated over several years.
“This type of donation is amazing,” Alvarez said. “The district uses this type of donation…
Australia’s small business restructuring (SBR) regime was introduced on 1 January 2021 to give financially distressed small companies a faster, cheaper alternative to voluntary administration, and, crucially, to let directors stay in control while a registered liquidator (the “restructuring practitioner”) supervises the process.
ASIC’s first review (REP 756, January 2023) examined the 82 SBRs commenced to 30 June 2022. Its follow up, Report 810: Review of small business restructuring process 2022-24 was issued in June 2025, it analyses every SBR appointment between 1 July 2022 and 31 December 2024 (3,388 in total) and 1,260 finalised plans. The report…
Manchester Pride has been put into voluntary liquidation and is being assessed by the charities regulator, with the future of the event in doubt.
Artists, suppliers and freelancers have been left unpaid, some of them owed thousands, the performers’ and creatives’ union Equity said.
After nearly a week of speculation and a period of financial difficulty, Pride’s organisers cited rising costs, declining ticket sales and an unsuccessful bid to host Euro Pride as factors behind the decision.
The organisation is a charity and limited company that campaigns for LGBTQ+ equality and puts on the annual parade and live events.
The company had been in financial difficulty, according to latest accounts, and gone through a series of…
Manchester Pride, the annual festival that brought hundreds of thousands of visitors, and hundreds of millions of pounds, to the city’s streets each year, has started the process of voluntary liquidation.
Reports emerged last week that the event was facing financial difficulties, with performers from last year’s event still unpaid and fundraising efforts falling short. At the time the event organiser said that they were “in the process of determining the best way forward with our legal and financial advisers.”
This afternoon, it appears that liquidation was that way. The organisers have issued a new statement that reads:
“It is with enormous sadness that we announce that Manchester Pride has started the legal process…
Community Transport for Nottingham (CT4N) Limited runs a number of services across the city and county
A bus operator serving Nottingham and Nottinghamshire has proposed to enter an insolvency process as it faces “challenging trading conditions”.
Community Transport for Nottingham (CT4N), which runs more than 20 local services, announced on Wednesday it had proposed a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA).
If the CVA is approved by creditors, the company said it would be able to preserve the jobs of about 75 employees and continue trading.
Managing director of the transport firm, Barry Allitt, said it had considered ceasing trading and entering liquidation, but believed it was not in the…
The festival’s Board of Trustees said the decision came with “enormous sadness” after rising costs, declining ticket sales, and this year’s “ambitious” refresh, which included a new stage area outside the Gay Village, made the organisation “no longer financially viable.” The unsuccessful bid to host EuroPride 2028 was also cited as a factor.
The board admitted delays in communication with performers and the public, saying they “regret the delays in communicating the current situation”. They…
