Linden Homes worker died after ‘gambling away his £10,000 house deposit’ in lockdown – Devon Live

A talented 21-year-old tragically ended his life after it is believed he lost his 10,000 house deposit through a gambling app during lockdown. Brandon Windeatt-Ball, who lived with his supportive parents in Kingskerswell, near Newton Abbot, had not told them about his debts and had given no indication that he was contemplating suicide, an inquest…

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FACT SHEET: Biden Administration Announces Further Actions to Protect US Critical Infrastructure – Whitehouse.gov

The Biden Administration continues to take steps to safeguard U.S. critical infrastructure from growing, persistent, and sophisticated cyber threats. Recent high-profile attacks on critical infrastructure around the world, including the ransomware attacks on the Colonial Pipeline and JBS Foods in the United States, demonstrate that significant cyber vulnerabilities exist across U.S. critical infrastructure, which is…

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Businesswoman gets court deal to wipe out debts of over 14m, will be able to save 950k Malahide home – Independent.ie

A businesswoman who became insolvent following the collapse of the construction sector in the mid-2000s has had the vast majority of her 14.3m debt written off under a personal insolvency arrangement (PIA). haron OReilly (52) owed 11.6m to Nama on foot of personal guarantees and owed 2.7m in mortgage debt to Pepper Finance. However, under…

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Temporary insolvency protections sensible as lockdowns continue – Mirage News

The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Bruce Billson has urged the Federal Government and regulators to consider the reactivation of temporary insolvency protections, to support small and family businesses doing it tough in lockdown. Mr Billson says the re-introduction of measures, such as the extension to existing safe harbour provisions, would provide temporary…

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Vijay Mallyas bankruptcy: What it means for fugitive businessman, lenders – Business Standard

The Insolvencies and Companies Court of London High Court on Monday declared fugitive business baron Vijay Mallya a bankrupt person as per UK laws. Legal experts explain what this means for 65-year old Mallyas personal liberties, his legal battle against extradition to India to face trial, and for the consortium of Indian lenders – at…

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Puerto Rico board finalizes deal securing bond insurers’ support for debt plan – Reuters

Summary Companies Ambac and FGIC, longtime holdouts, to back restructuring plan Infrastructure bond holders to get $260 million in cash Judge to consider final ruling on plan voting kickoff Thursday The company and law firm names shown above are generated automatically based on the text of the article. We are improving this feature as we…

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