Govt for simpler entry and exit norms for start-ups – The Hindu

Employment generation is govt’s top-most priority Kick-starting its ambitious Start-Up Mission, the government on Saturday promised to prioritise such measures for greater employment generation and said it was committed to ensuring start-ups a friendlier regulatory regime, easier capital availability as well as quicker exit norms through a bankruptcy law. Pointing out that entrepreneurship was no…

Updated Report: Court Approves Sale Of EBR To The Same Liquidation Company … – RoadracingWorld.com

Erik Buell Racing, circa 2014. Photo by David Swarts, copyright Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. The Walworth County (Wisconsin) Circuit Court has approved the sale of Erik Buell Racing (EBR) to Liquid Asset Partners–the same liquidation company that dismantled and sold off Buell assets in 2009-2010–for $2 million, according to a report published today by…

Judge orders liquidation of WINhealth Partners – Wyoming Tribune

CHEYENNE WINhealth Partners, once the second-largest health insurance company in Wyoming, will be liquidated. Laramie County District Judge Thomas Campbell signed an order Tuesday to liquidate the company because he determined it was insolvent. Liquidation means the dissolution of a company whose assets are turned into cash to pay off its debts. Wyoming Insurance Commissioner…

With right set of policies, Start Up India can change India’s business landscape – The Indian Express (blog)

Written by Rajeev Chandrasekhar | Published:January 15, 2016 7:59 am Lets face it, Indias economic and reform performance in 2015 has disappointed many. Despite outperforming its BRICS compatriots by being the fastest growing economy in 2015 at 7.5 per cent, its bright spot status does not leave room for complacence in 2016. Domestic private investment…

Government commissions review of legal protection to ensure companies meet … – Irish Independent

Paul O’Donoghue Published 14/01/2016 | 14:50 Junior Minister Ged Nash. Photo: Tom Burke The Government has commissioned a review of legal protection to ensure companies meet their obligations to their employees and unsecured creditors if they go into liquidation. Share Go To Labour court chair Kevin Duffy and company law specialist Nessa Cahill have been…