Tabcorp banned from accepting cash in unsupervised Victorian machines after teen gambles almost $100,000 – The Guardian Australia

Betting giant Tabcorp has been ordered to stop accepting cash at its machines in Victorian pubs and clubs unless they are properly supervised by staff after a teenager with gambling debts of nearly $100,000 placed bets at multiple venues. According to the states gaming regulator, the 16-year-old was able to gamble on more than 30…

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Debt Consolidation Loans vs. Balance Transfers: What's the Difference? (2024 Guide) – MarketWatch

Debt Consolidation Loan vs. Balance Transfer at a Glance This table provides a quick look at some of the key differences between debt consolidation loans and balance transfers, helping you choose the right strategy for your unique financial situation. What Are Debt Consolidation Loans? Debt consolidation loans are personal loans used to help people manage…

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Council bankruptcy tracker: authorities under increasing financial strain – The New Statesman

Birmingham City Council had to issue a section 114 notice in August 2023 facing a bill for equal pay claims of up to 760m. Photo by Shutterstock Councils across the country find themselves in a turbulent financial position. Since 2021 five local authorities have declared themselves effectively bankrupt, with a raft of councils warning they…

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Germany's last major department store chain files for insolvency protection for third time – Euronews

Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof is seeking a new owner, whose real estate group has made several insolvency filings. ADVERTISEMENT Germany’s last remaining major department store chain has filed for insolvency protection, its third filing in less than four years, after its owner ran into difficulties. Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof, which currently runs 92 stores and employs more…

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