Coles County adds 5 new COVID-19 cases Saturday | Local | jg-tc.com – Journal Gazette and Times-Courier

{{featured_button_text}} CHARLESTON Five more Coles County residents have tested positive for COVID-19, it was announced Saturday. The new cases of the disease caused by the coronavirus brought the countys total since the start of the pandemic to 5,435, a news release from the Coles County Health Department said. Coles County continuing COVID-19 vaccination process, has…

Ballarat recycling site’s link to fintech insolvency – Ballarat Courier

The fall-out from a multi-billion dollar fintech insolvency is being felt in the steel industry which has thousands of workers across Australia, including in Ballarat. Greensill Capital, a UK-based financial services company set up by former Queensland entrepreneur Lex Greensill to offer supply chain financing, entered into administration on March 8. The former foreign minister…

High Court: restructuring plans are ‘insolvency proceedings’ – Out-Law.com

The court held that restructuring plans, introduced by the 2020 Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act(CIGA), are ‘insolvency proceedings’ for the purposes of the Lugano Convention. As the plan fell within the bankruptcy exception in the Convention, the UK court had jurisdiction despite an exclusive jurisdiction clause in favour of the Swiss courts. Restructuring plans fall…

Bankruptcies in February at lowest level in 30 years 12/03/2021 15:00 – Statistics Netherlands

Download CSVShow datatableNumber of bankruptcies of businesses and institutions (excluding sole proprietorships) adjusted for court sessions days Number of bankruptcies of businesses and institutions (excluding sole proprietorships) adjusted for court sessions days 2017 March 304 2017 April 263 2017 May 281 2017 June 300 2017 July 266 2017 August 231 2017 September 237 2017 October…

A ticking time bomb: Why the economic stats for 2020 were so misleading – SmartCompany.com.au

Source: AAP/Bremdon Thorne. The vast arsenal of fiscal, monetary and legal measures used by Australian governments to offset the COVID-induced economic crisis have worked well. They did not prevent a recession (popularly defined as two quarters of negative GDP growth) but things could have been much worse. What is particularly interesting is that the expected…