Another Aussie builder goes under – news.com.au

Another Australian building company is in trouble, with Victorian-based builders Harmac Group calling in administrators. The firm on Wednesday confirmed they have gone into voluntary administration, but deny theyve collapsed, insisting theyll work with administrators Cor Cordis in order to complete current contracts. The administrators will examine four subsidiaries under the Harmac umbrella, including; Harmac…

T-Mobile to Lay Off 5000 Employees in Corporate Restructuring – Subscription Insider

The tech layoffs are not over. Yesterday, T-Mobile notified employees they are laying off close to 5,000 employees, or just under 7% of the companys workforce, to streamline operations and allow for corporate structuring, reports GeekWire. The jobs are primarily corporate and back-office roles that are redundant or tied to systems or processes that will…

Adria administrator drops case against former CEO – EX-YU Aviation News

NEWS FLASH Adria Airways bankruptcy administrator has dropped proceedings to hold one of the former national airlines CEOs, Sven Kukelmelk, responsible for the companys collapse. Mr Kukelmelk from Estonia joined Adria just months before the airline declared bankruptcy and was the carrier’s CEO jointly with Holger Kowarsch. Last year, the bankruptcy administrator filed a 78-million-euro…

Four new home insurance companies approved to operate in … – Islander News.com

Property owners in Florida will now have a choice of four new insurers this year after the Orion180 Select Insurance Company and Orion180 Insurance Company were approved Tuesday by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR). They will join Mainsail Insurance Company, which was approved in August, and Tailrow Insurance Company, approved in April. OIR…

Clintons Cards staves off collapse threat as court backs restructuring plan involving 38 store closures – Yahoo News Australia

Card chain Clintons is set to close 38 shops in a bid to avoid insolvency, according to reports (Alamy/PA) Clintons Cards appears to be safe from collapse for at least the next 12 months, after an insolvency court approved a restructuring plan that allows the retailer to escape full payment of business rates and rent…