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Drake left fans speechless this week after casually admitting he’s down a staggering $8 million from gambling this month alone.
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Cyberluck continues to face serious trouble in Curaçao and is once again under fire by the Foundation for the Protection
One Coronation Street star was declared bankrupt years after her exit from the ITV soap. Actress Eva Pope portrayed Tanya
The Delhi bench of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) ruled that the issuance of a Provisional Attachment Order
Industry leading debt settlement company secures spot for third year in a row NEW YORK, July 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ --
Cairo, 10 July 2025 (ECA) – The UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), in collaboration with Global Sovereign Advisory (GSA)
The “snowball method” is going viral on TikTok, with its creator claiming it’s the fastest way to pay down debt.
When Abhishek Bachchan quit college to help Amitabh Bachchan clear Rs 90 crore debt: ‘He had to borrow money from
Seven MPs have written to the Home Office to share "bankruptcy concerns" over the financial situation of Lincolnshire Police.The letter
In a recent case, the Cochin bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLAT) dismissed the application filed by Canara
The second half of 2024 saw a 47 per cent increase in total insolvencies compared to the same period the

Drake left fans speechless this week after casually admitting he’s down a staggering $8 million from gambling this month alone. Naturally, the internet didn’t hold back. Roasts rolled in thick and fast, with ‘Certified Loser Boy’ quickly becoming his new online nickname – while others praised him for being transparent.

On Wednesday (18 June), the Toronto rapper took to Instagram Stories in an apparent bid to show “the other side of gambling”. One post featured a screenshot revealing he’d wagered a staggering $124,527,265 in the past month alone, with losses totalling $8,235,686.

“Losses are so fried right now,” he wrote. “I hope I can get a big win for you all soon cause I’m the only one who has never seen a max these guys max…

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Bet Big, Lose Bigger? Why Trump’s Tax Law Has Gamblers Upset  MSN

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Cyberluck continues to face serious trouble in Curaçao and is once again under fire by the Foundation for the Protection of the Interests of Victims of Online Gambling.

The Court Declared the Operator Bankrupt

The Court of First Instance of Curaçao has declared online gambling operator Cyberluck bankrupt. The company was one of the four holders of gaming master licenses who could issue sub-licenses to other operators.

Cyberluck’s position as a master licensee prior to the reforms in the gambling hub, however, was not sufficient to prevent the company from accumulating huge debts. The company, which trades as Curaçao eGaming, was found liable for money owed by its licensees.

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One Coronation Street star was declared bankrupt years after her exit from the ITV soap. Actress Eva Pope portrayed Tanya Pooley, starring in 143 episodes between 1993 and 1994. The 57-year-old went on to appear in a number of other TV shows, including Casualty, Heartbeat, The Bill and Holby City. But Eva is perhaps best know for her role as head teacher Rachel Mason on Waterloo Road.

The same year she landed the role, it was revealed Eva had been declared bankrupt. She reportedly received a £65,000 tax bill and wracked up credit card debts of £25,000. “Eva’s a brilliant actress but failed to keep her finances in order,” a source told The Mirror at the time. “Being a jobbing actor or actress you often face long periods without a pay…

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The Delhi bench of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) ruled that the issuance of a Provisional Attachment Order (PAO) by the Directorate of Enforcement (ED) under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA), does not violate the moratorium under Section 14 of the IBC.

In this case, the appeal has been been filed under Section 61(1) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code by Anil Kohli, the Resolution Professional (RP) for Dunar Foods Limited (Corporate Debtor), challenging the refusal of the Adjudicating Authority to direct the ED to release the provisionally attached assets of the Corporate Debtor.

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Industry leading debt settlement company secures spot for third year in a row

NEW YORK, July 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — National Debt Relief, the industry leader in debt settlement known for its unique approach to debt relief, has been recognized as “Best Debt Relief and Settlement Companies of 2025” by Forbes Advisor. This is the third consecutive year National Debt Relief has received the top spot among 25 companies that offer debt settlement services, receiving acknowledgment as “Best for Fee Transparency” within the judging criteria.

Forbes Advisor ranks National Debt Relief in the top spot on its 2025 list of best debt relief companies
Forbes Advisor ranks National Debt Relief in the top spot on its 2025 list of best debt relief companies

Winners were selected based on fees, customer satisfaction and experience,…

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Cairo, 10 July 2025 (ECA) – The UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), in collaboration with Global Sovereign Advisory (GSA) and the Government of Egypt, concluded today in Cairo (Egypt) a four-day capacity building workshop on Debt Sustainability Analysis (DSA).

About 35 officials from the Egyptian Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation and External Debt Committee benefited from the training, which aimed to boost sustainable debt management practices through a combination of theory, exercises, best practices and guidelines tailored to the national needs. 

Key topics included borrowing cost analysis, financial and economic implications of sovereign debt, national debt…

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The “snowball method” is going viral on TikTok, with its creator claiming it’s the fastest way to pay down debt.

Dave Ramsey, the famed finance expert who is the brains behind the budgeting hack, explained that the method is designed to build momentum in the same way as a snowball being rolled downhill.

To start, you list your debts from smallest to largest — which makes it a good method for those who have multiple sources of debt.

Ramsay says you make minimum payments on everything but the smallest debt, and you “attack the little one with a vengeance.”

“Scorched-earth lifestyle. Sell so much the kids think they’re next,” he quipped.


Notebook page showing a four-month credit card debt repayment plan using the snowball method.
TikTok user @wheretfisallmymoney explained how to…

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When Abhishek Bachchan quit college to help Amitabh Bachchan clear Rs 90 crore debt: ‘He had to borrow money from staff…”  MSN

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Seven MPs have written to the Home Office to share “bankruptcy concerns” over the financial situation of Lincolnshire Police.

The letter states the force is at risk of having to issue a Section 114 notice, which would mean it may have to declare itself effectively bankrupt.

Without additional support, the MPs said it would result in planning for a reduction of 190 police officers and 180 police staff from October.

The Home Office has been approached for comment but previously told the BBC it had increased the force’s budget to £174.5m – a rise of 6.2%.

In the letter, the MPs called for an urgent meeting with Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to “discuss how the matter could be resolved”.

The findings came from independent experts at the…

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In a recent case, the Cochin bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLAT) dismissed the application filed by Canara Bank under section 95 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016, on failure to prove the claimed debt of 43 Crore.

Canara Bank, Asset-Recovery Management Branch under Section 95 of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016

(‘the Code’) read with Rule 7(2) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy (Application to Adjudicating Authority for Insolvency Resolution Process for Personal Guarantors to Corporate Debtors) Rules, 2019, to initiate the insolvency resolution process in respect of Smt. Valsala T S, Mr. Stephen Logan and Mr. P A Nazeeb, Personal Guarantors to M/s Savute Textiles Private…

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The second half of 2024 saw a 47 per cent increase in total insolvencies compared to the same period the year prior, ASIC data has revealed.

Insolvency rates increased across nearly all sectors of the economy in the final two quarters of 2024 as the ATO continues its stricter stance towards tax collection.

The leading sectors included construction, accommodation and food services, and other services. Some 1,827 construction companies entered external administration between July and December 2024, marking a 29 per cent increase on 2023.

The ATO stated in its 2023–24 annual report that it would continue its firm approach towards debt collection in the post-pandemic era…

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