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Northampton Town stadium developers placed into liquidation after … – Northampton Chronicle & Echo
The company contracted to carry out the Sixfields stadium development has been placed into liquidation after administrators realised no assets
Got debt but feeling ashamed to get help? – Asianjournal.com
By Atty. Raymond Bulaon Published: January 9, 2016 | No Comments IF you are experiencing debt problems, you may find
Mendelsohn Joins Perella Weinberg Partners, Will Lead Restructuring Business – FINalternatives
Former Goldman Sachs executive Bruce Mendelsohn has joined Perella Weinberg Partners as a partner in its advisory business, the firm
Revealed: Shocking Northern Ireland debt time bomb laid bare – Belfast Telegraph
By Claire McNeilly Published 08/01/2016 Spiralling debts are becoming a major problem in Northern Ireland Almost 250,000 people in Northern
Estonian Air declared bankrupt – ATWOnline
The national carrier of Estonia has been formally declared bankrupt, following a European Commission (EC) decision that it received illegal
Bulgarian competition watchdog approves sale of telecom carrier Vivacom – The Sofia Globe
Share this:Bulgarias Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) has approved the sale of Bulgarian telecom firm Vivacom, one of the
U.S. Steel pushing for liquidation option – Hamilton Spectator
U.S. Steel is using the L word again liquidation. The American former parent to U.S. Steel Canada says
GlaxoSmithKline should be split, star investor Woodford says – BBC News
GlaxoSmithKline should be split, star investor Woodford says 8 January 2016 From the section Business Image caption Neil Woodford (left)
Is January a bad time for company collapses? – SmartCompany.com.au
With Dick Smith entering receivership and home furnishings company Laura Ashley Australia appointing administrators this week, you might be forgiven
Dick Smith goes into voluntary administration – The Australian Financial Review
by Patrick Hatch and Sally Rose Dick Smith has gone into voluntary administration, with receivers appointed to try to claw
Wall Street’s nightmare stock crashed 35% – Business Insider
SunEdison, a solar manufacturing company, fell 35% on Thursday after the company announced that it intends to raise money and
Innovation statement’s significant insolvency changes are well overdue – Manufacturers’ Monthly
Image: AAP/Mick Tsikas Those looking for the detail on insolvency changes announced in the Federal Governments long awaited innovation statement wont