The US State Department has begun reviewing the application of controversial Bulgarian businessman Tsvetan Vassilev to be considered under the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act, a law passed by US Congress that allows the government to impose sanctions in retaliation for human rights abuses and corruption, application under the Magnitsky act. Latest info from…
DetailsIndiabulls Real Estate share price gained more than 5 percent on Friday ahead of board meeting to consider demerger of residential and commercial businesses. The company on Thursday informed exchanges that a meeting of the board of directors, is scheduled on Wednesday, February 14, 2018, to consider the various options and recommendations of the committee…
DetailsFinancially slumping Toys R Us began sales at select locations this week as the company prepares to close about 150 stores 24 of them in California according to a press release by one of the firms operating the liquidation sales. Though the press release does not specify which locations are participating, liquidation will lead to…
DetailsIn a statement to the ASX on Friday, John McGrath has denied the existence of a $100 million lending facility that allegedly is funding his expensive gambling habit. Over the weekend it was reported that real estate mogul John McGrath is $16.2 million in debt to gambling. Fairfax Media reported that McGrath…
DetailsArts Illuminated, the publisher of classical music magazine Limelight, is searching for a buyer for its masthead as the company teeters towards liquidation. I couldnt weather the monthly highs and lows anymore, publisher Andrew Batt-Rawden told Mumbrella yesterday. I started the company in debt, and as a starving artist I had no assets to borrow against.…
DetailsThe US State Department has begun reviewing the application of controversial Bulgarian businessman Tsvetan Vassilev to be considered under the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act, a law passed by US Congress that allows the government to impose sanctions in retaliation for human rights abuses and corruption, application under the Magnitsky act. Latest info from…
DetailsHelp Jesse Jones eliminate medical debt in western Washington Jesse Jones and KIRO 7 are working to help eliminate medical debt. After our original story aired, many viewers reached out to see how they could help. So we created a website where you can donate and help in the effort to get rid of medical…
DetailsDrugstore chain CVS will be able to pay back the money borrowed for its $69 billion takeover of health-insurer Aetna sooner than expected, thanks to a GOP tax break that’s yielding an extra $1.2 billion in cash for the pharmacy chain this year. At least half that money, or about $600 million, will be used…
DetailsWhen I ended up in the hospital two years ago, I worried about getting better, not about medical bills. I had great insurance and thought my stay would be covered. So when I finally got home, I was shocked to get a bill for over $20,000. The amount I owed was way more than I…
DetailsSponsored Links General Motors International President Barry Engle sat down with the mayor of Incheon, South Korea, amid the automakers restructuring effort, Reuters reported on Thursday. The meeting came after a GM earnings call put CFO Chuck Stevens and CEO Mary Barra on the record calling for the restructuring of its South Korean operations. GM Korea…
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