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Mwave has secured a lifeline following the voluntary administration of its former holding company, Esel Pty Ltd. The digiDirect Group
The future of troubled Esoteric Festival in country Victoria is uncertain unless someone volunteers to buy its parent business, along
After huge tax bill, company owner transfers home into spouse’s name  Stuff Read the original article here
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Relief Secures Strategic Investment from the Largest Debt Settlement Company in the US, National Debt Relief  galvnews.com Read the original article
AI-powered platform now positioned to expand its infrastructure and accelerate debt resolution for millions of AmericansMIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Relief, the leading AI-enabled
If you're struggling under the weight of your medical debt, there are ways to get some much-needed relief. Getty Images
After falling victim to ransomware, a 100-year-old German napkin factory files for insolvency  Cybernews Read the original article here
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A North Otago organic vegetable growing business, recently approached to appear on Country Calendar, has gone into voluntary liquidation owing more
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Mwave has secured a lifeline following the voluntary administration of its former holding company, Esel Pty Ltd.

The digiDirect Group acquired the online technology retailer and offered employment opportunities to all its affected staff.

Mwave is The digiDirect Group’s latest acquisition, following library supplier James Bennett in May and online bookstore Booktopia in August 2024.

“Mwave has been a company we have long admired and felt would provide a natural complement to our businesses. The business has been a pioneer in the technology space and enables us to drive scale in a fast-growing category, borne from consumer demand, fuelled by the continued growth of the gaming community,” said Shant Kradjian,…

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The future of troubled Esoteric Festival in country Victoria is uncertain unless someone volunteers to buy its parent business, along with millions of dollars of debt.

The multi-day electronic music, arts and lifestyle event, outside tiny Wimmera town Donald, about 290 kilometres north-west of Melbourne, was cancelled in March this year the day before it was to start.

About 11,000 festival goers — including 3,000 volunteers given free tickets — were locked out just before the Labour Day weekend when Buloke Shire Council officers recommended the event’s permit be denied due to health and safety concerns.

Now the company behind the eight-year-old event, Esoteric Festival Pty Ltd, has gone into administration owing ticketholders,…

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After huge tax bill, company owner transfers home into spouse’s name  Stuff

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Sovereign Debt Liability Management And Distressed Exchanges  S&P Global

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Relief Secures Strategic Investment from the Largest Debt Settlement Company in the US, National Debt Relief  galvnews.com

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AI-powered platform now positioned to expand its infrastructure and accelerate debt resolution for millions of Americans




MIAMI–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Relief, the leading AI-enabled debt resolution platform, announced today that it has secured a new round of growth capital led by National Debt Relief (NDR), the largest debt settlement company in the country. The capital will support the launch of a strategic commercial partnership between the two companies, accelerating Relief’s ability to offer consumers digital access to trusted, high-impact debt resolution solutions.

Since launching publicly, Relief has enrolled over 150,000 users, representing more than $7.6 billion in unsecured consumer debt, through its mobile…

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If you’re struggling under the weight of your medical debt, there are ways to get some much-needed relief.

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The cost of healthcare in the U.S. has always been high, but for many Americans, the issue has gone from frustrating to financially devastating. More than 41% of adults are now carrying some form of healthcare-related debt, according to a recent KFF Health Care Debt Survey — which includes healthcare debts owed to credit cards, collections agencies, family and friends, banks and other lenders. And it’s…

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After falling victim to ransomware, a 100-year-old German napkin factory files for insolvency  Cybernews

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A North Otago organic vegetable growing business, recently approached to appear on Country Calendar, has gone into voluntary liquidation owing more than $1million, while a subsidiary company owes more than $300,000.

Organic Solutions, which traded as Oamaru Organics, is 53.45% owned by James Porteous — who is also the sole director — and Australian-based Lanson International Holdings Pty Ltd (46.55%).

Touted as the largest organic market garden in the South Island, it sold vegetables both at a roadside stall at Totara and through the Otago Farmers Market.

In a statement, Mr Porteous said the farm had “long struggled with chronic overstaffing”, which significantly increased its financial burden and led to an accumulation of debt…

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Dunedin businessman Malcolm Burns declared bankrupt  BusinessDesk | NZ

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  • Rwanda launched a national exchange (RSE) in 2011, listing key entities and gradually incorporating bonds. Through proactive deregulation under its Vision 2020/2050 strategy, it simplified business registration, boosted investor confidence, and integrated financial services—banking, pensions, microfinance—spurring GDP growth and foreign direct investment (FDI) .
  • Uganda reached its HIPC Completion in 2000. That unlocked a surge of FDI, especially in telecoms and finance, and fostered capital markets that now support both public and private financing

Countries like Rwanda and Uganda demonstrate that post-conflict capital reforms can trigger sustained private investment, not only in public infrastructure but in…

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