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Overseas casinos to eye Vietnam more closely than ever as Hanoi ups ante – Business Mirror
Vietnams revolutionary founder Ho Chi Minh relied on lottery ticket sales to raise money for schools and hospitals during the
Corporate insolvency framework: Maintaining a competitive edge – Accountancy Age
Andrew Tate, president of insolvency and restructuring trade body R3, and a partner and head of restructuring at Kreston Reeves,
Victorian building company Watersun Homes goes into voluntary administration – ABC Online
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Banks are losing millions of euro as home owners go bankrupt – Irish Independent
The number of people with mortgage debt they are unable to repay who chose bankruptcy doubled to 100 last year.
Watersun Homes goes into administration – The Sydney Morning Herald
A home building company that at one stage sponsored the St Kilda Football team, Watersun Homes, has gone into administration
Watersun Homes enters administration – Ballarat Courier
Watersun Homes enters administration exitUPDATE, 4pm: Insufficient funds have been cited as the reason for Watersun Homes entering into voluntary administration.Ninety
Sundaram Finance restructuring units – The Hindu
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Insolvency specialists offer companies a free check-up – Norfolk Eastern Daily Press
Andrew McTear, partner at McTear, Williams & Wood. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY Archant A firm of East Anglian insolvency specialists is
Local homebuilder goes into administration – Riverine Herald
WATERSUN Homes, which has a display site in Moama, has gone into voluntary administration today.Its Moama phone number was not
Super funds call for government to cover entitlements when company’s goes broke – The Australian Financial Review
The superannuation industry wants the government to cover any outstanding entitlements when a company goes broke but bureaucrats warn it is
Union backs liquidation of Pumpkin Patch – New Zealand Herald
Administrators report recommends vote for liquidation. Pumpkin Patch's history is broadly explained by the administrators as having two phases.
SME owner opens up after personal training business enters liquidation: For the first time ever I raised the white …...
A small business owner has opened up about the difficulties of managing cashflow in a growing business, after his personal training company Rapid