Topshop Australia goes into voluntary administration – Daily Mail

Topshop Australia was placed into voluntary administration on Wednesday  Fashion retailer will continue to trade as normal during administration period Customer policies, including gift cards and product returns, will continue  By Khaleda Rahman For Daily Mail Australia Published: 18:45 +10:00, 24 May 2017 | Updated: 19:51 +10:00, 24 May 2017 e-mail 226 shares 3 View comments…

Tata Motors Reduces Up To 1500 Employees As Part Of Restructuring Exercise – NDTVAuto.com

Having announced Voluntary Retirement Scheme or VRS for its employees recently, Tata Motors said that it has reduced its managerial workforce domestically by 10-12 per cent as part of an organisational restructuring exercise. The Indian automaker declared its financial results for the fourth quarter of 2016-17 and that’s where the company Managing Director and CEO…

Topshop Australia goes into voluntary administration amid mounting debts – The Sydney Morning Herald

High-profile fashion retailer Topshop Australia has collapsed under debts and entered voluntary administration, with the future of its stores and workers under a cloud. Administrator James Stewart, of Ferrier Hodgson, said the company would continue to trade as normal while it considered its “optimal operating structure”. Topshop Australia franchisee Hilton Seskin. Photo: Simon Schluter “It will…

Nathan Tinkler banned by ASIC from managing companies over serious failures as a director – ABC Online

Former young rich-listed coal mining entrepreneur and now bankrupt, Nathan Tinkler has been banned from managing businesses in Australia due to his involvement in the collapse of 11 companies. Key points: Mr Tinkler, a former BRW young rich lister, enjoyed a net worth $600 million in 2010 He and two associates breached directors’ duties…

Tinkler and mates banned from managing companies for roles in collapsed businesses – The West Australian

Former Newcastle-based mining magnate Nathan Tinkler.Picture: AAPIMAGE Bankrupt former coal baron Nathan Tinkler and two of his closest business allies have been banned from managing a company for at least three years for their roles in the collapse of several businesses. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has disqualified Mr Tinkler and Troy Palmer, the…

Philippines joins in on gambling crackdown – NEWS.com.au

China and the Philippines have joined forces to tackle illegal gambling, part of Beijing’s broader campaign to curb illicit capital outflows and a pledge by Manila to weed out unscrupulous operators from the country’s booming gaming industry. The coordinated crackdown comes amid warming ties between Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Philippine counterpart Rodrigo Duterte,…