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You could raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans instead of cutting their taxes while celebrating the signing of a new
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) Mumbai bench of Shri Prabhat Kumar (Technical Member) and Justice Shri V.G. Bisht (Judicial
From bets to breakdown: Youngsters spiralling into gambling debt; rehab struggles to keep up  MSN Read the original article here
Pulse Tasmania – Digital Online | 28 June 2025   Tasmanians lost $16.4 million on gaming machines in May New
Bedford Group employee Casey ‘devastated’ at voluntary administration  The Advertiser Read the original article here
Twenty years ago, the Clarke family took their son Ryan along to his first day of work."We were probably more
Bruno Mars Makes Cheeky Joke About Rumored $50 Million Gambling Debt  MSN Read the original article here
Bruno Mars Jokes He's ‘Almost Out of Debt' After Blackpink Show Surprise  MSN Read the original article here
Bruno Mars Laughs Off $50M Gambling Debt Rumors with Playful Jabs | Video  MSN Read the original article here
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) Chandigarh bench of Sh. Harnam Singh Thakur, (Judicial Member) and Sh. Shishir Agarwal (Technical
Want to help with America's $36 trillion debt? Treasury Department now takes PayPal and Venmo donations  MSN Read the original article
EY comments on March 2025 company insolvency data | EY - UK  EY Read the original article here

You could raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans instead of cutting their taxes while celebrating the signing of a new bill that adds several trillions to our already enormous $36 trillion debt. Alternatively, you can set up a small Venmo account that allows average citizens to contribute money to reduce the national debt, much like a GoFundMe.

The United States is a deeply unserious nation. As such, under President Donald Trump, Pay.gov now has a small section that allows you to contribute to paying off the national debt, much like a scrappy band of kids holding a bake sale to save the rec center.

Sometime between late February and early March 2025, the Treasury Department quietly added Venmo to the list of accepted…

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The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) Mumbai bench of Shri Prabhat Kumar (Technical Member) and Justice Shri V.G. Bisht (Judicial Member) has held that restrictions on the number of Corporate Insolvency Resolution Professional (CIRP) assignments an Insolvency Professional (IP) can take is a conduct of code between the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) and the IP. It cannot be decided by the Tribunal under section 60 (5) of the IBC.

The present application has been filed under section 60(5) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) seeking to initiate legal actions against the erstwhile Interim Resolution Professional (IRP) for alleged illegal acts. It is further prayed that all actions taken by the…

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From bets to breakdown: Youngsters spiralling into gambling debt; rehab struggles to keep up  MSN

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Pulse Tasmania – Digital Online | 28 June 2025

 

Tasmanians lost $16.4 million on gaming machines in May

New Treasury figures show Tasmanians lost $16.4 million on gaming machines in May, the highest monthly total this year.

So far, the state has racked up $79.9 million in pokies losses in just the first five months of 2025.

Independent MLC Meg Webb says the figures put Tasmania on track to lose more than $190 million by year’s end, the highest annual total in a decade.

“Tasmanians lost more than $530,000 every single day in May,” Webb said.

“This is a shocking and deeply disturbing trajectory for Tasmania to be on, especially considering evidence demonstrates that around half of this comes from people experiencing pokies…

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Bedford Group employee Casey ‘devastated’ at voluntary administration  The Advertiser

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Twenty years ago, the Clarke family took their son Ryan along to his first day of work.

“We were probably more nervous than him,” Ryan’s dad, Gerry Clarke, said.

“Ryan adapts well to most things. He loved it since day one.”

Ryan, who lives with Down Syndrome, has worked in packaging at South Australian disability employment provider Bedford ever since.

The 39-year-old said he has met his best friend and girlfriend at Bedford and enjoyed going every day.

But now, the job he loves — along with those of many other South Australians living with disability — is at risk, following the news that Bedford is set to enter administration.

That thought has been something Mr Clarke “can’t even comprehend”.

“It’s just such an important part of his…

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Bruno Mars Makes Cheeky Joke About Rumored $50 Million Gambling Debt  MSN

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Bruno Mars Jokes He’s ‘Almost Out of Debt’ After Blackpink Show Surprise  MSN

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Bruno Mars Laughs Off $50M Gambling Debt Rumors with Playful Jabs | Video  MSN

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The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) Chandigarh bench of Sh. Harnam Singh Thakur, (Judicial Member) and Sh. Shishir Agarwal (Technical Member) has held that an individual homebuyer is not permitted to approach the Adjudicating Authority seeking rejection of other creditors’ claims especially when no enforcement of his rights or personal grievances is involved.

The present application has been filed under section 60(5) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) seeking directions to declare the admitted claims to be false, collusive and fraudulent. The Applicant further prays that claims should be re-verified, a revised list of creditors should be prepared and action should be taken against the Resolution…

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Want to help with America’s $36 trillion debt? Treasury Department now takes PayPal and Venmo donations  MSN

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EY comments on March 2025 company insolvency data | EY – UK  EY

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