China orders bad debt managers to help failing P2P lenders – Financial Times

Chinas banking regulator has instructed the countrys four state-owned bad loan managers to deal with failing peer-to-peer lending platforms, a sign of Beijings concern about possible financial and social instability from the shadow banking sector. Hundreds of P2P platforms have collapsed in recent months due to borrower defaults and fraud by platform operators. The defaults…

‘Essential breathing space’: Foodora Australia in administration – Brisbane Times

Food delivery company Foodora has gone into voluntary administration in a move it says will put legal action against it on hold. Foodora Australia, which is fighting a landmark test case on the rights of workers, said voluntary administration would give it “essential breathing space”, including a suspension of claims against it. Foodora has announced it…

McorpCX, Inc. Reports Second Quarter 2018 and Improved Year … – Markets Insider

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16, 2018 /CNW/ – Customer experience solutions and software company McorpCX, Inc. (TSXV: MCX, OTCQB: MCCX) (“McorpCX” or the “Company“) today announced second quarter ended June 30, 2018 results, as well as management changes and a corporate restructuring. SECOND QUARTER 2018 FINANCIAL RESULTS Select financial highlights for the three and six months ended…

‘Essential breathing space’: Foodora Australia in administration – The Sydney Morning Herald

Food delivery company Foodora has gone into voluntary administration in a move it says will put legal action against it on hold. Foodora Australia, which is fighting a landmark test case on the rights of workers, said voluntary administration would give it “essential breathing space”, including a suspension of claims against it. Foodora has announced it…

Foodora placed in voluntary administration – Australian Hospitality Magazine

Food delivery company Foodora Australia has entered voluntary administration just two weeks after announcing it will cease Australian operations on 20 August. The company appointed Simon Cathro and Ivan Glavas of Worrells Solvency and Forensic Accountants as voluntary administrators on Friday, 17 August. Advertisement The move will effectively suspend the ongoing sham-contr… Read the full article at: https://www.hospitalitymagazine.com.au/foodora-placed-in-voluntary-administration/

Foodora enters voluntary administration – The Australian Financial Review

Foodora has gone into voluntary administration over concerns it cannot exit Australia solvent, suspending a potentially precedent-setting sham contracting case against the gig company. The on-demand food delivery firm appointed Worrells Solvency and Forensic Accountants on Friday just two weeks after announcing it was closing its operations on August 20. In a statement, Worrells said…