Wimbledon legend Boris Becker is no longer bankrupt after seven years: High Court judge says tennis star has d – Daily Mail

By Megan Howe Published: 00:05 AEST, 2 May 2024 | Updated: 00:52 AEST, 2 May 2024 Three-time Wimbledon champion Boris Becker is no longer bankrupt after seven years, as a High Court judge said he had done ‘all that he could reasonably do’ to meet his financial obligations. The… Read the full article at: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13370937/Wimbledon-legend-Boris-Becker-no-longer-bankrupt-High-Court.html

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Former ACCC boss outlines potential Bonza reboot plan – Sky News Australia

Airlines for Australia and New Zealand Chair Graeme Samuel has outlined a potential process for Bonza to re-enter the market after it entered voluntary administration. On Tuesday, Bonza submitted paperwork to the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) to appoint administrators to salvage the wreckage of its struggling business. Speaking to Business Now host Ross…

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Sports centre shuts as company enters liquidation – Yahoo New Zealand News

A village sports centre has had to shut after its management company announced it would be going into liquidation. Melbourn Sports Centre, on the grounds of Melbourn Village College, in Cambridgeshire, first opened in 1991. Staff announced the closure with “shock and sadness”, in a statement on the centre’s website. Melbourn Village College – a…

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Bonza plunges into voluntary administration after passengers left stranded and planes towed – Yahoo Finance Australia

Low-cost airline Bonza has entered voluntary administration after passengers were met with signs saying their flights had been abruptly cancelled on Tuesday. People were left stranded as planes were repossessed, with vision showing them being towed from the tarmac. CEO Tim Jordan apologised as he advised all services were “temporarily suspended” while he determined the…

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India Seeks Public Feedback to 7 Regulations Under IBC – India Briefing

Indias Ministry of Corporate Affairs has issued a circular inviting public comment on seven regulations associated with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). Public feedback will be sought for a period of 30 days starting April 18, 2024. Indias corporate affairs ministry (MCA) has proposed regulatory changes on various aspects of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy…

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