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RH CEO Says Furniture Sellers Will Go Bust Without Discounts Bloomberg.com
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REVEALED: Latest business liquidations in Monash Herald Sun
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Some described Mosaic as a “predator”. Omar Chowdhury, managing director of Bangladeshi garment manufacturer Hydroxide Knitwear, said some factory workers were on the verge of suicide.
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In a report to creditors, FTI Consulting suspected that the company may have been trading unlawfully and directors could be potentially liable for breaches of duty.
However, the liquidators said further funding was required to properly investigate and pursue these findings, which never emerged.
“Our preliminary view is the Mosaic Group was likely insolvent as at 31 December 2020 and remained so up until the time of our appointment on 28 October 2024,” FTI Consulting’s second report to creditors said.
One or more company directors may have…
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Sports Forum 21 urges government action on youth illegal gambling crisis 조선일보
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Receivers hunt for missing cars amid $5.7m Vehicle Direct collapse BusinessDesk | NZ
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Council tax has been in the news recently, with speculation that the chancellor may decide to make sweeping reforms. This may be driven as much by fiscal pressure as by the desire to recalibrate an unloved and outdated system. But aside from its structural problems, council tax is also a massive contributor to problem debt in the UK – so it’s something we, as the largest provider of debt advice and solutions, are seeking to address.
Among the people who turn to StepChange for help with debt, over a third have council tax arrears. The typical amount they owe is over £2,000, and it’s a postcode lottery in terms of the levels of financial support or reductions given by their local authority based on their circumstances. This…
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Man Dives off Cruise Ship Fleeing Gambling Debt 4mk.com.au
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This sounds like an episode of The Simpsons.
A man who was currently enjoying a cruise ship trip in the Caribbean has attempted to flee the cruise after earning himself a $16,000 gambling debt.
On Sunday, September 7th, Jay Xander Omar Gonzalez-Diaz jumped overboard from the cruise ship as it was docking in San Juan, attempting to evade paying his debt. He was however caught and arrested shortly after.
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After jumping overboard he was picked up by two jet skiers and was taken to shore, all this was captured on CCTV, so when he was found on shore he was picked up by Border Protection Officers. He was however found with some interesting items. He was…
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A Royal Caribbean cruise ship passenger, Jey González Díaz, is accused of trying to avoid paying a five-figure gambling debt by jumpìng overboard. He was unsuccessful, and he now faces a federal crime charge.
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As reported by CBS News, citing a criminal complaint, González Díaz boarded the Rhapsody of the Seas cruise in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on August 31. On Sunday, September 7, the cruise ship returned from Barbados.
However, as the U.S. Customs and Border Protection was inspecting the ship, González Díaz allegedly jumped overboard into the water at around 9:15 a.m. Surveillance video shows an individual approaching the man on a jet…