Winemaking Tasmania bought out two months after entering administration, will be rebranded Tasmanian Vintners – The Weekly Times

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A TASMANIAN businessman and a national winemaker have saved one of the states premier wine and cider producers, which had entered voluntary administration. Winemaking Tasmania will be renamed Tasmanian Vintners after being jointly taken over by Western Australias largest winemaker, the Fogarty Wine Group, and a family company run by former Webster Limited managing director…

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Inside abandoned Algarve resort where Ant and Dec and Phillip Schofield lost £7.5m as developer went bust – The Sun

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SHOCKING photographs reveal the state of the abandoned “luxury” villas which Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly lost millions of pounds on. The TV duo, along with Phillip Schofield, are fighting to get their cash back after the three lost a combined 7.5million in the “nightmare” collapse of the incomplete Algarve complex. 13 This is the…

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Ant and Dec lose £2.5m after luxury Algarve property development goes bust – Mirror Online

Bankruptcy

These images reveal the abandoned luxury villas which cost TV hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly millions of pounds in lost deposits. The duo are fighting for their money back after both losing nearly 2.5million in the nightmare collapse of the unfinished Algarve property complex. This Morning host Phillip Schofield is also out of pocket…

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NCLT Mumbai asked to pass order on insolvency against Videocon companies in 3 weeks – Livemint

Bankruptcy

NEW DELHI: The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has directed the Mumbai bench of the NCLT to pass an order over the insolvency plea against 15 Videocon group companies within next three weeks. The NCLAT said that taking into consideration the nature of the matter, the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) Mumbai should pass…

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