Gupta carved up business empire in attempt to secure UK Covid loans – Financial Times

Metals magnate Sanjeev Gupta restructured his business empire last year in an attempt to maximise the amount of UK taxpayer-backed loans he could draw on through the governments coronavirus lending scheme. Companies affiliated with Gupta applied for hundreds of millions of pounds of loans via Greensill Capital, which tapped the Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan…

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Respect Aged Care acquires Lithgow facility after it lost accreditation and went into voluntary administration – The Weekly SOURCE

Lithgow Aged Care has been thrown a lifeline by the Not For Profit, just three weeks after its aged care homes days appeared to be numbered. As we reported here, the stand-alone home, 140km west of Sydney, which has 73 residents and employs more than 120 staff, went into voluntary administration last month after losing…

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Can a COVID-stricken Business Walk Away from a Bounce Back Loan Debt? – Lawyer Monthly Magazine

While businesses recover from cash shortfalls and adapt to constantly shifting public health measures, the financial health of all sized businesses remains at serious risk. Larger businesses with naturally more cash reserves than smaller businesses are well equipped to withstand the pressures posed by the pandemic, however, the impact is likely to be grave following…

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‘It’s time to go big’: Elizabeth Warren makes aggressive push for student-debt cancellation – MarketWatch

What would it mean to cancel student debt? A variety of opinions were on display during a hearing convened Tuesday by Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, her first as chair of the subcommittee on economic policy. For Warren, who has been urging President Joe Biden to cancel up to $50,000 in student debt since…

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