Tata Steel to restructure India business to reduce costs and increase productivity – Economic Times

MUMBAI: India’s oldest steelmaker Tata Steel is looking to restructure its domestic business to reduce costs and increase productivity as poor demand and heightened competition from imports have shrunk profits, according to several people familiar with the matter. Restructuring at Tata Steel will take place across all business functions such as human resources, production, transportation,…

Sabra Reports Fourth Quarter 2015 Results; Reports Normalized FFO Per Share of $0.64, Representing a 12 … – GlobeNewswire (press release)

IRVINE, Calif., Feb. 22, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Sabra Health Care REIT, Inc. (Sabra, the Company or we) (NASDAQ:SBRA) (NASDAQ:SBRAP) today announced results of operations for the fourth quarter of 2015. RECENT HIGHLIGHTS For the fourth quarter of 2015, Normalized FFO, Normalized AFFO and net income attributable to common stockholders per diluted common share were…

Banca Etruria declared insolvent – ANSA (registration)

(By Paul Virgo).    (ANSA) – Arezzo, February 11 – Arezzo’s bankruptcy court on Thursday declared the ‘old’ Banca Etruria insolvent, upholding a request by bank commissioner Giuseppe Santoni.    The court instead rejected an objection that last year’s Banca Etruria rescue was unconstitutional, filed by defence lawyers for the bank’s last president, Lorenzo Rosi.    The legal…

AWC founder hits back at critics following liquidation – The Drinks Business

19th February, 2016 by Rupert Millar The founder of Antique Wine Company has dismissed potentially damaging public scrutiny of his finances as exaggerated following the sudden collapse of the businesss franchising arm. The liquidation of Antique Wine Company Franchising (AWCF), which was set in motion last month, has prompted strong criticism of its director Stephen…

Ex-construction boss at Vostochny Cosmodrome declared bankrupt – RAPSI

10:50 19/02/2016 MOSCOW, February 19 (RAPSI) The Commercial Court of Primorsky Krai has declared Viktor Grebnev, former chief executive of TMK (Pacific Bridge Building Company), a contractor in the Vostochny Cosmodrome project, bankrupt, RIA Novosti reported on Friday. Bankruptcy procedure was initiated by Sberbank in November 2015. Viktor Grebnev is currently placed under house arrest.…

CompaniesAbengoa ‘viable’ but insolvency risk remains – Moody’s – Financial Times

Moodys has given troubled Spanish renewable energy group Abengoa a small but much needed vote of confidence at a crucial stage in its fight for survival, saying its underlying operating business is still viable although the ratings agency also acknowledges that the company could still end up insolvent. Abengoa spelled out earlier this week that…