Powa: The start-up that fell to earth Rory Cellan-Jones Technology correspondent 21 March 2016 From the section Technology Image copyright Powa Image caption Powa’s website now carries a message from its administrators on its website It was one of Britain’s brightest tech start-ups, praised by David… Read the full article at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-35860814
Seafood Expo Global, May 2015, Brussels, Belgium. Photo: Miriam Okarimia/ Undercurrent News You may also like: March 21, 2016, 8:54 am The net loss for Pickenpack Holding Germany, the frozen fish processor now in an insolvency process, was 25.83 million in its latest reported financial year. Pickenpacks latest financial results, filed earlier in 2016 on the…
The First Family is running SA, in the process consuming the soul of the ANC, writes Njabulo S Ndebele With shocking new exposures coming at us almost daily, it is difficult to resist the feeling that it will prove extremely difficult for President Jacob Zuma to stay in power for much longer. The revelation that…
Reader R.L. sent us the following email: I have a problem regarding misleading information on a home page, confusing labels and the use of my intellectual property rights on some products. I am German and have worked for over 25 years at the same food company in Tokyo, until the factory was sold to a…
CONCORD In more than 20 years as a representative of the banking industry in New Hampshire, Jerry Little saw some good days and bad days. One of the worst came early in his tenure as president of the New Hampshire Bankers Association, when in October of 1991 FDIC bank inspectors shut down five banks in…
Paddington dressmaker Johanna Johnson made Christina Hendricks’ dress for the Emmys. It was well received and she’s since had a surge in sales. SYDNEYs Johanna Johnson has designed dresses for stars including Pink and Meryl Streep, but she is now embroiled in a legal dispute that threatens to sink her burgeoning worldwide business. Bronte local…
The petition was issued following confidential enquiries carried out by Company Investigations, part of the Insolvency Service, under section 447 of the Companies Act 1985, as amended. The investigation found that vulnerable and elderly individuals were being targeted and aggressively sold investments in fancy coloured diamonds, rough diamonds, gold, fine art and oil wells. The…
KPMG Baltics, the administrator of the to-be-liquidated Latvijas Krajbanka in January and February 2016 recovered EUR 9.43 million, informs LETA. The administrator recovered EUR 1,359,643 in January and EUR 8,068,755 in February, according to the report of the banks financial situation. In February Latvijas Krajbanka and Ernst & Young Baltic (EY) reached a settlement…
Share Written by Staff Reporter March 18, 2016 Liquidators have been appointed to companies associated with a notorious property spruiker. ASIC announced yesterday that the Federal Court of Australia has made orders appointing liquidators to companies associated with Jamie McIntyre and 21st Century land banking companies. According to ASIC, Simon Alexander Wallace-Smith and Robert Scott…
A MEMORABILIA trader hopes a jacket worn by a rogue banker whose fraudulent deals brought down a major bank could be sold for more than £20,000. Marc McLennan, who runs Sport and Star Autographs, based at Basildons Eastgate Centre, is sounding out potential buyers for the jacket, which was once worn by Nick Leeson. The…