From Sir Philip Green to Frank Field, these are the most important reactions to BHS’ liquidation – City A.M.

It’s the end of an era: after weeks of uncertainty, today BHS’ administrators finally announced they were calling time on the sale of BHS – without a buyer. That could mean the disappearance of one of the high street’s biggest names, with all 163 stores closing.  Not surprisingly, given the size of the collapse – some…

Jones the Grocer enters voluntary administration for the second time – SmartCompany.com.au

Gourmet food retailer Jones the Grocer has collapsed into voluntary administration for the second time. PPB Advisory were there afternoon appointed as administrators to JTGS, which is the Australian operator of the four remaining Jones the Grocer and Becasse stores in Australia. The sole shareholder of JTGS is L Capital Asia, the private equity arm…

Post Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 100-worker units will be able to shut shop – Financial Express

Once the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2015, comes into effect, a company that has more than 100 workers can initiate voluntary liquidation proceedings, TK Viswanathan, the chairman of the committee that drafted the legislation and former law secretary, said on Monday. Viswanathan added that as long as the company repaid its dues to lenders and…

UPDATED: Bar company that was fined £100k over agonising cocktail goes into liquidation – The Press, York

A bar company which was fined £100,000 serving a liquid nitrogen cocktail that left a customer in agonising pain has gone into liquidation, without paying the fine. Oscars Wine Bar Ltd, which is run by York-based businessman Andrew Dunn, has gone into liquidation, and documents from Companies House show the company has just £12,500 in assets.…