COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT
27 JUNE 2025
Austal Limited (Austal) (ASX: ASB) has completed the final funding piece of its $1.2 billion capital expansion program in the United States, securing $488 million in credit facilities from a group of Tier 1 financial institutions, including Australian and international banks and Export Finance Australia (EFA).
Austal continues to invest in its shipbuilding and submarine capabilities with two major expansion projects currently underway in the USA, the Final Assembly 2 (FA2) project and the submarine Module Manufacturing Facility 3 (MMF3) project.
The new debt facilities will be used alongside Austal’s $220 million capital raise in April…
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Bruno Mars is once again leaning into the speculation surrounding his rumored casino debts, this time with a playful shout during a live show moment that lit up the Gram.
The chart-topping superstar made a surprise appearance at Rosé’s Los Angeles concert and decided to add a dose of humor to the mix. Sharing a clip from the night on his socials, Mars declared, “Almost out of debt BehhhhhBehhhhh!!!” followed by another energetic outburst, “Preciate You ROSAAAAYYYYYY!!!!” giving props to his backup singer.
This moment arrives amid ongoing chatter about Mars’ alleged gambling history. According to a report from earlier this year, an anonymous source claimed, “[MGM] basically own him. He makes $90 million a year…
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On June 27, 2025, Next Level Finance Partners, LLC d/b/a Century Support Services (“Century”) filed a notice of data breach with the Attorney General of Maine after discovering that hackers gained access to the company’s computer system. In this notice, Century explains that the incident resulted in an unauthorized party being able to access consumers’ sensitive information, which includes their names, dates of birth, Social Security Numbers, driver’s license numbers, state identification numbers, medical information, health insurance information, passport numbers, financial account information, and digital signatures. Upon completing its investigation, Century began sending out data breach notification letters to all…
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Dr. Phil launching new media network of ‘citizen journalists’ after his first one goes bankrupt MSN
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Bruno Mars Jokes He’s ‘Almost Out of Debt’ After Performing ‘APT.’ With ROSÉ on BLACKPINK’s Tour MSN
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Southampton-based print and signage firm Print Dimensions bought some of luxury print and packaging specialist Dayfold’s trade and assets after it went into liquidation, according to the company’s liquidators.
According to Companies House, the listed directors of Print Dimensions are Daniel Rowdon and Ian Shenton, the latter appointed on 30 May 2025.
Shenton is also CEO of Bournemouth-based BCP Media Group, which Printweek reported last month had formed a new connection with Dayfold. BCP’s group managing director David Stroud was appointed managing director at ‘Dayfold’ around the same time.
While there had been significant speculation on the trading status of Dayfold in recent weeks,…
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Neville Walton wasn’t expecting forgiveness from the Australian Tax Office.
Then the publican discovered a legal way that he could wipe a massive chunk of his historic hotel’s unpaid $350,000 tax bill, and keep himself pulling beers behind the bar.
“I’m sure [anybody would] jump at that opportunity,” Mr Walton says.
Mr Walton’s story highlights a growing trend in Australia, where more small business owners are using a relatively new provision under the Corporations Act to claw their way out of business debt and keep trading.
The corporate regulator says there is no evidence so far that small business restructuring (SBR) laws are facilitating bad business practices, yet some still have reservations over the scheme’s implications.
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One of Liverpool’s longest-established PR and marketing agencies has gone into liquidation.
Moore Media was founded in 2012 by award-winning entrepreneur Jayne Moore, specialising in waterfront regeneration, growth strategy, reputation management, crisis management, and integrating social value within ESG strategies.
Last year the company employed 12 people but Moore said the integrated PR and marketing agency noticed a downturn in their key sectors of social care and the built environment after Labour’s landslide General Election victory in July 2024.
Writing on LinkedIn she said: “I have made the really difficult decision to close Moore Media. I know from the many messages and calls I have received I will not be the only one in…
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Bruno Mars isn’t above trolling himself online.
After the “Die With a Smile” singer made a surprise appearance onstage during Blackpink’s Deadline World Tour show in Los Angeles on July 13, where he joined group member Rosé to perform their duet “Apt.,” he posted about the moment on social media with a playful callback to a wild internet rumor about his finances.
“Almost out of debt BehhhhhBehhhhh!!!” he wrote in a post on Instagram July 14 alongside video from the performance. “Preciate You ROSAAAAYYYYYY!!!!”
The caption appears to be a reference to a report which originally circulated in March 2024, alleging that the 39-year-old had accrued a whopping $50…
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Bruno Mars is still getting off jokes about his alleged gambling issues.
On Monday, Mars took to Instagram to post a clip of his recent his appearance at Rosé’s Los Angeles show.
“Almost out of debt BehhhhhBehhhhh!!!”
“Preciate You ROSAAAAYYYYYY!!!!” he continued shouting out his backup singer.
In 2024, rumours began to spread that Mars owed of gambling debt of approximately $50 million to the MGM Resorts in Las Vegas, NewsNation, using an unnamed source, reported at the time.
“[MGM] basically own him. He makes $90 million a year off of the deal he did with the casino, but then he has to pay back his debt,” the insider said.
When the Mars’ alleged gambling issues came to light, MGM vehemently denied the…
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Bruno Mars is once again trolling the internet over a persistent rumor that he owes 50 million dollars in gambling debt to MGM Resorts. The speculation began in March 2024, when a report claimed Mars had racked up massive poker losses during his Las Vegas residency. An anonymous source even alleged, “He makes $90 million a year off of the deal he did with the casino, but then he has to pay back his debt… after taxes.”They praised Mars as “one of the world’s most thrilling and dynamic performers” and reaffirmed their “longstanding and respectful” partnership.
MGM Resorts swiftly denied the claims, stating, “Any speculation otherwise is completely false; he has no debt…
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Good news for the digital printing company Landa Digital Printing, founded by entrepreneur Benny Landa, which has accumulated debts of approximately 1.7 billion shekels (most of it owed to investors and shareholders). The Central District Court on Thursday issued an order to stay proceedings against the company and appointed CPA Shlomi Filiba and Adv. Sigal Rozen-Rechav as administrators.
Entrepreneur Benny Landa attended the hearing, praised the company’s potential, and, despite its financial situation, predicted an optimistic future. To date, over $1.3 billion has been invested in the company, first by Landa himself, who contributed over $220 million of his own capital, and in recent years by secured investors.
Judge Hannah Kitsis…
