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What happens to Roombas now that the company has declared bankruptcy?
Roomba maker IRobot filed for bankruptcy and will go private after being acquired by its Chinese supplier Picea Robotics.Founded 35
Roomba maker files for bankruptcy, weighed down by debt and tariffs : NPR
Roomba robot vacuums made by iRobot are displayed on a shelf at a Target store in California. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Public listed companies can expect rise in shareholder activism, major legal reform – report
Public listed companies can expect to see a rise in shareholder activism as the economy continues to recover. Photo: RNZ
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Scammers now targeting people in need of debt relief – WHIO TV
Scammers now targeting people in need of debt relief  WHIO TV Read the original article here
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Supreme Court Tightens Section 9 IBC Test on Pre-Existing Disputes
The Supreme Court of India has, yet again, stepped in to arrest the creeping tendency of corporate debtors to stall
COVID Debt Relief Benefited Borrowers with Large Crypto Holdings in South Korea
BitcoinWorldShocking Audit: COVID Debt Relief Benefited Borrowers with Large Crypto Holdings in South Korea A recent audit in South Korea
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NCLAT Dismisses SEBI’s Penalty Recovery Plea Against Annies Apparel, ETRetail
The NCLAT has set aside an appeal by SEBI, where the markets regulator had asked the tribunal to recover the
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