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Union backs liquidation of Pumpkin Patch – New Zealand Herald
Administrators report recommends vote for liquidation. Pumpkin Patch's history is broadly explained by the administrators as having two phases.
SME owner opens up after personal training business enters liquidation: For the first time ever I raised the white …...
A small business owner has opened up about the difficulties of managing cashflow in a growing business, after his personal training company Rapid
Vietnam Wants Its Gamblers Staking Their $800 Million at Home – Bloomberg
Vietnams revolutionary founder Ho Chi Minh relied on lottery ticket sales to raise money for schools and hospitals during the
Tough times for farmers – many seek debt relief and therapy – YLE News
Finland's farmers are plagued by poor profitability. Image: Ismo Pekkarinen / AOP Following a protest "tractor march" by farmers in
Rein in Serial Phoenix Company Directors: Report – Sourceable
Releasing the final report of a three-part research project aimed at determining the best methods of addressing phoenix activity, researchers
Expert column | Businesses should act now to help millennials with school debt – Virginian-Pilot
As a parent of a recent college graduate, you may be asking if your young adult will ever move out
Campaign to inform distressed mortgage holders of legal advice – Irish Times
A publicity drive aimed at making more people aware of free legal and financial advice available to those in mortgage
Company collapse: Boss goes to Vegas, staff lose thousands – The Queensland Times
EX-STAFF of a prominent Mooloolaba restaurant will only receive about 13 cents for every dollar of superannuation they're owed by
Insolvency deal approved for Donegal councillor with 4.2m debts – Irish Times
A High Court judge has approved a personal insolvency arrangement for Donegal county councillor John ODonnell, who has debts of
76 Galway people declared bankrupt since 2014 – Galway Bay FM
Galway Bay fm newsroom 76 people were declared bankrupt across Galway over the past two years. New statistics from the
NRL team announcements should have nothing to do with gambling – The Roar
The NRLs recent decision to change the requirements in terms of when clubs announce their intended squads for upcoming matches
Banks recover just 34% of mortgage debt in bankruptcy – RTE.ie
Banks only recover 34% of the mortgage debt they are owed if the borrowers go bankrupt, new analysis has shown.