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North American Builders Supply, a supplier of building materials, millwork, hardware and related products, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Illinois on Wednesday.

The company is filing with $1 million to $10 million in liabilities and has identified at least 49 unsecured creditors, court filings show.

The news comes at a time where home improvement giants like Home Depot report sluggish sales and change in consumer demands.

According to CNN, Home Depot, “the bellwether for US consumers and the housing market,” announced a modest 0.2% sales increase in Q3 (July-September) of 2025.

In response, the chain slashed its profit forecast for the year.

“We believe that…

A national dog training company based in Norfolk has entered liquidation after losing more than £180,000 last year.

Dog Training College, which had offices at Broadland Business Park in Norwich, is being wound down despite thousands of students paying £2,000 each for its online courses.

Dog Training College was based at offices in Meridian Way on Broadland Business Park, Norwich (Image: Newsquest)

They claim they are unable to access the college’s online platform or contact the company to get their money back.

Innovaze Ltd, which trades as Dog Training College, said the brand has been purchased by an unnamed buyer and claims it will subsequently fulfil all existing payments and ongoing courses.

A company executive speaking exclusively to…

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Dog Training College, which had offices at Broadland Business Park in Norwich, is being wound down despite thousands of students paying £2,000 each for its online courses.

Dog Training College was based at offices in Meridian Way on Broadland Business Park, Norwich (Image: Newsquest)

They claim they are unable to access the college’s online platform or contact the company to get their money back.

Innovaze Ltd, which trades as Dog Training College, said the brand has been purchased by an unnamed buyer and claims it will subsequently fulfil all existing payments and ongoing courses.

A company executive speaking exclusively to this newspaper said: “The brand has been sold and will be under new ownership, who will…

Millions of Brits are turning to local churches for help this Christmas as families face a debt and hunger nightmare. As the cost-of-living bites, churches are not only places for worship, celebration and solemn contemplation: they are increasingly being used as food and financial hubs.

Christian organisations are becoming a lifeline for those in need, offering everything from energy top-ups to free debt advice. That is according to a new report from Christians Against Poverty.