How you can help get rid of medical debt in Charlotte area CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Action 9 wanted to do something about the problem of medical debt in our area and found a non-profit called RIP Medical Debt, which buys medical debt for pennies on the dollar and pays it off for people. WSOC-TV donated…
Former world darts champion Ted The Count Hankey has been declared bankrupt. The star player, 50, has struggled to qualify for major tournaments after winning his world titles in 2000 and 2009. His game also suffered after he had a stroke live on stage in 2012. Hankeys bankruptcy order was made at a London court…
The board of state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) has given in-principle approval for exploring options for a restructuring of the group firms including the merger of subsidiaries MRPL and HPCL. The India’s largest oil and gas producer, ONGC has several subsidiaries and joint ventures including two in refining sector – Hindustan Petroleum Corp…
Columbia Fireflies launched a campaign to help SC veterans with medical debt. (Source: Columbia Fireflies) (WIS) - Ahead of Independence Day, the Columbia Fireflies announced a campaign to retire the medical debt of veterans across South Carolina. More than 700 veteran families have a combined $800,000 in medical debt in South Carolina. The team and its fans…
New Delhi: Russia’s VTB Capital-backed Numetal Ltd, which is in the race to acquire Essar Steel, on Monday alleged that rival ArcelorMittal India Ltd is not eligible to bid for the debt-ridden company under the IBC as it was the promotor of two defaulting companies Uttam Galva and KSS Petron. During the proceedings of the National…
India: The Supreme Court has ordered the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) to adjudicate upon all issues relating to the Binani Cement insolvency case, including whether Ultratech Cements bid for the company is eligible. The case will be heard by the appeals tribunal from mid-July 2018, according to the Mint newspaper. The NCLAT is…
Written by Kate McDonald on 01 July 2018. Pulse+IT’s weekly round-up of international health IT news for the week ending July 1: Amazon buys into US pharmacy market, Outcome Health’s poor outcome, GE spins off healthcare division, transparent Deepmind, US Veterans’ EHR, Medtronic and IBM Watson AI for diabetes, Welsh GPs swap preferred PMS, meaningful…
Video PlayerClose ATHENS, July 1 (Xinhua) — Most Greeks question the two agreements the government reached in June this year on the Greek debt relief and the resolution of the Macedonia name row, according to a new survey released this weekend. The 51 percent of respondents in the Metron Analysis poll conducted for “Ta Nea”…
Ailing regional airline JetGo may have been trading insolvent for almost two years before it filed for administration, during which time it set up a number of new regional flight routes including those in and out of the Illawarra. The report to creditors who are owed about $38 million with most unlikely to receive a cent if the…
ATHENS, July 2 (Reuters) – Relief measures agreed with Greeces official creditors to help render its debt load sustainable will help smoothen the countrys return to market financing, the Bank of Greece said in a monetary policy report on Monday. But it warned that in the longer term, debt sustainability hinges on maintaining the fiscal…