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SA plastics recycling business closes due to $100k hike in power bills – ABC Online
South Australia's sky-high electricity prices have forced an Adelaide plastics recycling business to shut its doors, costing 35 workers
Supreme Court rules on whether dissolved companies can be sued – International Law Office (registration)
Facts Background Supreme Court decision Facts A Spanish company developed a building in Valencia. In 2005 it sold one of
US insurers seek Australian company debt deals – Brisbane Times
Australian companies hunting for bespoke debt deals are finding willing lenders in the Americas, where low interest rates have prompted
Medical bill advocacy startup Better pledges all of its revenue towards relieving medical debt – TechCrunch
Put aside whatever shred of healthcare decency the Senate happens to be ripping out at the moment and take a
Insolvency resolution: SBI ropes in A&M, EY, Deloitte and PwC – Economic Times
MUMBAI: State Bank of India has mandated bankruptcy specialist Alvarez & Marsal to act as interim resolution professional to reorganise
BEC World undergoing restructuring to maintain revenue – The Nation
He said that earlier, the group had allowed all of its subsidiaries to manage their own businesses, but now the
High provisioning: No pain, no gain – Economic Times (blog)
The RBI has reportedly asked banks to make steep increases in the provisioning for bad loans that are referred to
Why Italy’s €17bn bank rescue deal is making waves across Europe – Financial Times
The rules seemed clear. After anger at how EU taxpayers had to meet the cost of bank rescues during the
CAs, bankers in a rush to pass insolvency exam – Business Standard
With the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) asking banks to take defaulters through the insolvency process, the role of
Moody’s upgrade sends Greek bonds to strongest level since crisis – Financial Times
Greece might have a long way to go to recover from its devastating crisis, but things are finally starting to
Ten Network was a prime candidate for new safe harbour laws – The Australian Financial Review
As Ten Network struggles through a drawn out insolvency process, there are many industry experts talking about the value that
The man with a $5m gambling debt ‘behind Pisasale’s $50000 bag of cash’ – Brisbane Times
Police swoop on a luxury Sydney apartment building, ending the 11-month flight of a problem gambler said to be linked