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DOMO CHEMICALS: PA specialist’s German companies file for insolvency / 585 employees affected
— By Plasteurope.com staff — The three German companies belonging to polyamide manufacturer Domo Chemicals (Ghent, Belgium, www.domochemicals.com), namely Domo Chemicals,
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Van Eyk enters voluntary administration
Research consultancy van Eyk has gone into voluntary administration, weeks after the closure of its four Blueprint funds.   The
Here are 4 that have bitten the dust recently
There are a number of ASX stocks in voluntary administration right now. For varying reasons, the utopia promised by company’s
Mahathir, Disaster, and Ecological Debt: Toward a New Paradigm of International Aid
Natural disasters can no longer be understood as isolated local events. In an era shaped by climate systems, energy flows,
Brittany Higgins is declared bankrupt after Linda Reynolds court saga – MSN
Brittany Higgins is declared bankrupt after Linda Reynolds court saga  MSN Read the original article here
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Tight credit conditions drive Asia-Pacific corporate insolvencies
Higher interest rates and weaker demand strain corporate balance sheets across the region.Corporate insolvencies across Asia-Pacific are rising as tighter
Retail and hospitality insolvencies decline in 2025
The number of retail and hospitality business insolvencies declined throughout 2025 as the overall number of company closures remained steady,
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Aussie travel start-up collapses with $2.7million in debt – with staff owed $1million
An Australian travel start-up which helped people perform the difficult task of purchasing an international train ticket has gone out