Borsalino, whose hats were worn by Michael Jackson, declared bankrupt – The Straits Times

MILAN (AFP) – Famed Italian hatmaker Borsalino, the company behind Humphrey Bogart’s fedora in Casablanca and Harrison Ford’s lucky headgear in the Indiana Jones movies, was declared bankrupt on Monday, a trade union said. A court in Alessandria in northern Italy threw out a rescue plan for the legendary company and put it into administration,…

Borsalino, Italy’s hatmaker to the stars, declared bankrupt – CTV News

Famed Italian hatmaker Borsalino, the company behind Humphrey Bogart’s fedora in “Casablanca” and Harrison Ford’s lucky headgear in the “Indiana Jones” movies, was declared bankrupt on Monday, a trade union said. A court in Alessandria in northern Italy threw out a rescue plan for the legendary company and put it into administration, Elio Bricola from…

NCLT to hear RCom insolvency pleas on Jan 5, after lenders’ meet – ETTelecom.com

Mumbai: The National Company Law Tribunal adjourned the hearing of insolvency petitions filed against Reliance Communications to early next month after a group of the telecom operators lenders sought time to consider converting the companys loans into equity. The joint lenders forum managing the recast of RComs debt will have a meeting this month-end, the…

Borsalino, Italy’s hatmaker to the stars, declared bankrupt – Yahoo Singapore News

Famed Italian hatmaker Borsalino, the company behind Humphrey Bogart’s fedora in “Casablanca” and Harrison Ford’s lucky headgear in the “Indiana Jones” movies, was declared bankrupt on Monday, a trade union said. A court in Alessandria in northern Italy threw out a rescue plan for the legendary company and put it into administration, Elio Bricola from…

Employees using insolvency law to recover unpaid salaries – Business Today

 Dipak Mondal   New Delhi     Last Updated: December 18, 2017  | 20:43 IST Arvind Gawda, a resident of Pune, has taken his employer Zeel Global Projects Private Limited  to the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and started a bankruptcy proceeding against it for non-payment of salary amounting to Rs 1.5 lakh. The NCLT has admitted the case as Zeel…