35 corporate insolvency resolutions in progress: IBBI chief – Outlook India

New Delhi, Apr 15 At least 35 corporate insolvency resolution processes are going on under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, which is providing entities the “freedom to exit”, IBBI Chairperson M S Sahoo said today. The Code, which provides for market-determined and time- bound resolution process, is being implemented by the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board…

Fraudster Philip Whitley liquidates tiny house company after taking client’s life savings – Stuff.co.nz

Colin Smith Philip James Whitley, now Philip Dale, in the Nelson District Court during his 2010 fraud trial. He was found guilty and sentenced to five years and three months’ imprisonment. A convicted conman who orchestrated a multi million-dollar fraud changed his name and took thousands of dollars from tiny house clients before putting the company…

Angela Merkel TURNS on eurozone debt sparking boost in polls discrediting Martin Schulz – Express.co.uk

And it signals growing scepticism over the shared currency in Germany as voters become increasingly concerned by member states’ crippled economies.  German bank ING-DiBa AG, based in Frankfurt, a subsidiary of the Dutch ING Group, says Mrs Merkel’s stance is a potential vote winner. And her Socialist rival Martin Schulz will all but shoot himself…

Myer rescue won’t save hundreds of jobs at Marcs, David Lawrence – The Sydney Morning Herald

Hundreds of workers from Marcs and David Lawrence stores will still lose their jobs in the next few days despite Myer’s last-minute rescue of the high profile brands. Myer announced on Thursday it would acquire the failed fashion brands which went into administration in February. Play Video Don’t Play There’s no housing bubble … in some…

Myer’s rescue of Marcs, David Lawrence unlikely to go without job cuts – The Sydney Morning Herald

Myer has rescued troubled fashion brands David Lawrence and Marcs, buying them out of administration in a deal that looks likely to cost jobs at both high-profile fashion labels. Staff from both brands were informed that the department store owner had bought the operations from parent company M Webster Holdings on Thursday morning. Play Video Don’t Play There’s no housing…

Anzac Day commemorations ‘not affected’ by RSL South Australia financial troubles – ABC Online

Related Story: RSL SA boss and directors quit amid financial troubles The RSL South Australia has been placed into voluntary administration, but the league is vowing that services including Anzac Day commemorations will continue uninterrupted. RSL SA has been in financial trouble for months and several board members have resigned, along…