Former Ireland youth team footballer jailed for transporting €200000 of cannabis ‘to pay gambling debt’ – BreakingNews.ie

By Sonya McLean A former Leeds United and Republic of Ireland youth team footballer has been jailed for two and half years after he was caught transporting almost 200,000 worth of cannabis. Robert Bayly (30) was described by his barrister as a child prodigy who fell into gambling when he moved to Leeds United as…

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McGrathNicol has plenty riding on Hastie case – The Australian Financial Review

When a key client sues you in court, there’s a lot to lose regardless of the outcome.  Which is the situation McGrathNicol finds itself in. The insolvency company is being sued by the Department of Employment over its receivership of Hastie Services, one of several companies within the collapsed Hastie engineering group. The case, filed in October, resumes in…

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Would Cancelling All Student Debt Help The Economy? – Petoskey News-Review

Policymakers have been struggling to identify ways to deal with America’s staggering student loan debt. As of January 2018, Student Loan Hero estimated total outstanding student loan debt at $1.48 trillion, affecting 44 million Americans. Thanks to this debt burden, young Americans are having difficulty achieving typical financial milestones such as home ownership. Here’s a…

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‘Serious problems’ with 40pc of audits: accounting watchdogs – The Australian Financial Review

by Madison Marriage Global accounting watchdogs identified serious problems at 40 per cent of the audits they inspected last year, raising fresh concerns about the quality of work being done by the world’s largest accounting firms. According to the International Forum of Independent Audit Regulators, accounting lapses were identified at two-fifths of the 918 audits…

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GM president says ‘shared sacrifice’ needed to fix GM Korea – Nikkei Asian Review

DETROIT (Reuters) — General Motors Co President Dan Ammann said on Monday the automaker’s troubled South Korean operations can be a “sustainable, profitable business,” if unions and the South Korean government agree quickly on a restructuring. GM has warned Korean officials the unit faces a “cash crisis” in the first quarter without new funding. Nearly…

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