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Elementa receivership ‘unfortunate’ – Sault Star
A waste-to-energy company hoped to be a future for Sault Ste. Marie's garbage has gone into receivership. Elementa Group Inc.
Guidi signs decree for ILVA sale – ANSA (registration)
(ANSA) - Rome, January 4 - Industry Minister Federica Guidi on Monday signed a decree putting up for sale companies
Bank rescues: putting bondholders on the hook – Financial Times
Bailouts in Europe should be a thing of the past but will the EU follow its own new rules? In
Too Big To Fail And Too Big To Save: Dilemmas For Banking Reform – ValueWalk
James R. Barth Auburn University; Milken Institute Clas Wihlborg Chapman University; University West December 17, 2015 Abstract: Too big
Drop in number of failing Galway companies – Connacht Tribune Group
The number of companies declared insolvent in Galway City and County in the first nine months of 2015 dropped slightly
Man told he could pay off debt by ‘cooking’ cocaine, Hong Kong court told – South China Morning Post (subscription)
A man told his debtor he could pay him back by cooking cocaine but that he would have to take
China’s government-backed Wuzhou Shipyard declared bankrupt – Seatrade Maritime News
A Chinese government-backed shipbuilder Zhoushan Wuzhou Shipyard has been declared bankrupt by a local court in Zhejiang province, reports said.Zhoushan
Trump and His Debts: A Narrow Escape – Wall Street Journal
Updated Jan. 3, 2016 8:59 p.m. ET On Labor Day weekend in 1990, as Donald Trump faced the worst crisis
Property tycoon once worth £3billion in secret divorce battle – Daily Mail
Syrian-born Simon Halabi was director of a UK property firm in the 1980s before becoming Britain's 14th richest manAt his
Christmas Debt Worrying You? Citizens Advice Say They’re There For You – Mix 96
So Christmas is done, but many families across Buckinghamshire will be worrying about how to pay off the bills that
Xenophon candidate to take aim at financial services – Sydney Morning Herald
Naomi Halpern has been named as the lead Victorian Senate candidate for Nick Xenophon's new political party. Photo: Wayne Taylor/Fairfax
Class action litigation boom to surge in 2016 – The Australian Financial Review
If you haven't made partner, you haven't failed This year will be marked not only by a sweep of fresh