US consumer agency sues Freedom Debt Relief for misleading consumers – Reuters.com

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said on Wednesday it filed a lawsuit against Freedom Debt Relief, the largest U.S. debt-settlement services provider, and its co-Chief Executive Andrew Housser, alleging that they deceived consumers. The CFPB said its suit alleges that Freedom charges consumers without settling their debts as promised, makes customers…

Axis Bank case: HC vacates interim order restraining NCLT – The Hindu

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Walton Construction director aware firm was insolvent months before collapse, liquidator’s report claims – ABC Online

The liquidator of a collapsed construction giant has found evidence it says indicates the company’s director and founder knowingly traded while insolvent, according to a confidential report obtained by the ABC. Key points: Walton Construction placed into voluntary administration in October 2013 owing tens of millions of dollars to subcontractors Confidential liquidator report from…

Acosta Welcomes Industry Expert to Expand eCommerce Capabilities – Markets Insider

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 8, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Acosta, a leading full-service sales and marketing agency in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, announced today that Brian Christensen has joined the company as Senior Vice President of Digital Strategy and eCommerce. This hire is in an effort to help broaden Acosta’s services and capabilities in the emerging…

Denver mayor says $937 million debt package could help city if there’s another recession – Denverite

Mayor Michael Hancock cheers during a watch party for Denvers 2017 bonds vote, Nov. 7, 2017. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite) Last night, Denver voters approved $937 million in new debt to fund new projects and maintenance across Denver. Now, its time for the city to get to work. The city will begin by searching for a management company…