Abterra says it is solvent, after controlling shareholder put under liquidation – The Straits Times

SINGAPORE – Natural resource firm Abterra reassured investors on Sunday (Dec 11) that it is solvent and able to meet its financial obligations. The statement from chief executive Lau Yu, published on the Singapore Exchange website, came after Abterra announced last Wednesday (Dec 7) that controlling shareholder, General Nice Resources (Hong Kong) had been put…

Howards Storage World goes into voluntary administration – Brisbane Times

Howards Storage World has been tipped into administration weeks before Christmas, with a restructuring team from Deloitte appointed to the specialist retailer on Friday. Voluntary administrators Vaughan Strawbridge and David Lombe were appointed to companies that run 29 of the retailer’s stores in New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Victoria. Howards Storage World went…

Howards Storage World goes into voluntary administration – The Sydney Morning Herald

Howards Storage World has been tipped into administration weeks before Christmas, with a restructuring team from Deloitte appointed to the specialist retailer on Friday.  Voluntary administrators Vaughan Strawbridge and David Lombe were appointed to companies that run 29 of the retailer’s stores in New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Victoria. Howards Storage World went into voluntary administration last week. Photo: Sean Davey The…

London welsh wait on high court decision over the club’s future … – Daily Mail

By Press Association Published: 03:12 +11:00, 10 December 2016 | Updated: 03:12 +11:00, 10 December 2016 e-mail London Welsh are set to discover on Monday whether they will be able to fulfil their fixtures for the season. Chairman Gareth Hawkins admitted on Wednesday that the 131-year-old club’s current business model is ”totally unsustainable” and said…

London Welsh wait on High Court decision over the club’s future … – Belfast Telegraph

London Welsh face a High Court appearance on Monday London Welsh are set to discover on Monday whether they will be able to fulfil their fixtures for the season. Chairman Gareth Hawkins admitted on Wednesday that the 131-year-old club’s current business model is ”totally unsustainable” and said they had no alternative but to seek voluntary…