Women’s clothing retailer Seduce collapses into voluntary administration – SmartCompany.com.au

Womens clothing retailer Seduce has entered voluntary administration and its Australian bricks-and-mortar stores have closed, just weeks after being hit by a wind-up notice from its landlord. Administrators from Deloitte were appointed to Seduce Pty Ltd on August 16, with Michael Billingsley and Neil Cussen acting as joint administrators. Billingsley and Cussen were subsequently appointed as…

David Jones takes on Myer in fancy food stakes as it looks to exploit rush to the bottom among grocery giants – SmartCompany.com.au

David Jones chief executive John Dixon and chef Neil Perry at David Jones food hall, Sydney. Source: Supplied/ Damian Shaw A new dimension is about to be added to the Myer and David Jones department store war, as David Jones gets closer to rolling out its high-end grocery store offering. The retailer increased profits 21% for…

Key changes to winding-up and insolvency law part two – International Law Office (registration)

Introduction Aims Winding-up process Timescale Missed opportunity? Comment Introduction The Companies (Winding Up and Miscellaneous Provisions) (Amendment) Ordinance 2016 introduces important changes to the administration of the winding-up process, although it is unclear when the changes will come into force. Following on from “Key changes to winding-up and insolvency law“, this update focuses on the…

Raiders, Hockey ACT prominent sponsor TTM Security in liquidation – The Canberra Times

A prominent sponsor of the Canberra Raiders, and major sponsor of Hockey ACT, is in liquidation, with hundreds of thousands of dollars owed to the Australian Taxation Office. TTM Security’s name appears on the front of the Raiders jersey, above its major sponsor Huawei.  A subsidiary, TTM National Corporate Group, has naming rights on Hockey ACT’s centre at…