Claims worth Rs 3.13 lakh crore under insolvency proceedings: Economic Survey – Economic Times

NEW DELHI: Claims worth Rs 3.13 lakh crore, related to 11 defaulting companies notified by the Reserve Bank, are under insolvency proceedings, the pre-budget Economic Survey said today. The Economic Survey 2017-18, tabled by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in Parliament, further said that of the 11 companies under the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP), most…

Claims worth Rs 3.13 lakh cr under insolvency proceedings – BW Businessworld

New Delhi, Jan 29 (PTI) Claims worth Rs 3.13 lakh crore, related to 11 defaulting companies notified by the Reserve Bank, are under insolvency proceedings, the pre-budget Economic Survey said today. The Economic Survey 2017-18, tabled by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in Parliament, further said that of the 11 companies under the Corporate Insolvency Resolution…

Discount grocery chain NQR collapses with store closures expected – SmartCompany.com.au

Discount grocery chain NQR has become the latest retail casualty of 2018, with the 18-store supermarket network placed into voluntary administration last Wednesday. NQR Pty Ltd, which was rescued from administration by the founders of Bakers Delight, the Gillespie family, in 2009, appointed Luke Targett and Bruno Secatore of Cor Cordis as administrators on January…

NQR supermarkets, owned by Baker’s Delight founders, collapses – The Sydney Morning Herald

Discount supermarket chain NQR, owned by the founders of the Baker’s Delight chain, has gone into voluntary administration putting 351 jobs at risk unless a buyer is found. NQR, which has 18 stores across Victoria, appointed Luke Targett and Bruno Secatore from Cor Cordis as administrators on Wednesday. The chain has 18 stores around Victoria.  Photo: Everard…

Rolling Stone Australia’s Future Unsure After Publisher Goes Into Liquidation – theMusic

industry > News Rolling Stone Australia’s February Cover Jan 27th 2018 | 9:44am | Staff Writer Tweet The future of Rolling Stone Australia has become clouded with the announcement that the local publishers of the iconic magazine have gone into liquidation. As reported by Mumbrella, the company holding the Australian rights, Paper Riot, was placed…