Tata Steel finally bags Bhushan Steel; NCLT imposes fine on two challengers – Business Today

Is it finally curtains down on one of the country’s biggest bankruptcies to go under the hammer? The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) yesterday approved Tata Steel’s Rs 35,200 crore bid for the beleaguered Bhushan Steel Ltd (BSL) with debt of over Rs 56,000 crore. This is reportedly Tata Steel’s second-biggest acquisition after the Corus…

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Subiaco-based builder latest WA company to go bust – WAtoday

A Subiaco-based building contractor is poised to join the growing list of residential builders in Western Australia to go bust. The construction site on Emerald Street in West Perth. Photo: ArchiApps ArchiApps Pty Ltd was placed into liquidation on Wednesday afternoon, with Cameron Shaw and Richard Albarran of Hallchadwick appointed as liquidators. The company billed itself…

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Carillion’s cosy corporate culture offers lessons for us all – Construction News

Every page of the jaw-dropping MPs report on Carillion has detail to make the blood boil. No one comes out looking good: The Pensions Regulator was feeble; the Financial Reporting Council toothless; crown representatives to Carillion served no noticeable purpose. And thats before you get to the Big Four accountancy firms, or the Carillion directors…

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