New York yellow cab drivers block bridges to demand debt relief By Shuvu Batta18 September 2020 In the late morning and early afternoon Thursday, caravans of taxis blocked the Brooklyn Bridge and Queensboro Bridge in New York City, bringing traffic to a halt on two of the major entrances to Manhattan. Taxi drivers staged the…
September 18, 2020 14:00 ET | Source: Denbury Inc. Emerges from Chapter 11 Well-Positioned for Long-Term Success Moves Forward as Stronger Business With Significant Financial Flexibility PLANO, Texas, Sept. 18, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Denbury Inc. (NYSE: DEN) (Denbury or the Company) today announced that it has successfully completed its financial restructuring and emerged from…
A development company that once boasted a $3.5bn pipeline of apartment projects in southeast Queensland is exiting the state amid continuing uncertainty over the future of the construction sector. Urban Construct Qld and associated companies are being wound up voluntarily by its shareholders with a liquidator put in charge of the company’s affairs. The company…
Vertzayias’ now-defunct property development outfit Globe Project Group had once sponsored the St George-Illawarra NRL team, and he was reportedly “close” to a number of rugby league identities. When Vertzayias declared himself bankrupt in 2012, it was believed among creditors owed $60 million was then Dragons’ coach Nathan Brown along with George Mimis, the manager…
Cobie Smulders’latest detective series Stumptown,which was scheduledfor a secondseries, has been cancelled. The move will come as a surpriseto fans of the crime series as it had been giving the green light for a second season earlier this year. Based on the graphic novel series of the same name, Stumptownstarred Cobie Smulders as Dex Parios,…
How a drunk tradie got away with a string of bank robberies during his LUNCH BREAKS to pay off gambling debts – and stayed ahead of the law for almost 40 years Ross Oliver McCarty confessed to eight bank robberies in NSW in 1977 and 1978 He would wear disguises such as a French beret…
A wedding nightmare became reality when a caterer failed to show up at a reception in Western Australia. In another case, 60 guests at a 40th birthday party were left feeling peckish when staff from the same company arrived four hours late, undercooked food and switched items on the menu. The man celebrating his birthday…
A guest at the party said the unprofessional service had ruined the event. You rushed the service, your vegetarian paella was uncooked, the rice was still crunchy and it was just slopped into paper bowls, she said. A month later, the company failed to show up to a wedding celebration in Margaret River. The mother…
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) announced this Friday that it has cancelled the Australian Financial Services (AFS) licence of Union Standard International Group Pty Ltd, which operates under the brand USGFX. The cancellation of USGFXs AFS licence follows on from the foreign exchange (forex) broker being ordered to enter into liquidation by the…