Litarion GmbH initiates insolvency proceedings – evertiq.com

Electrovayas German subsidiary, Litarion GmbH, has commenced a voluntary structured insolvency process. The process is expected to result in the appointment of a provisional receiver/liquidator of Litarion and its property by the German court, a press release reads. As previously reported by the company, Li-Tec Battery GmbH, the owner of the premises occupied by Litarion,…

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Personal insolvencies across England and Wales reach three-year high – Daily Mail

By Press Association Published: 21:03 AEDT, 26 January 2018 | Updated: 21:03 AEDT, 26 January 2018 e-mail The number of people becoming financially insolvent reached a three-year high across England and Wales during 2017, official figures show. Some 99,196 personal insolvencies were recorded, marking a 9.4% rise on 2016 and the highest annual total since 2014,…

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Basa warns state’s debt-relief plan will not aid indebted – Business Day

The Banking Association SA has voiced frank criticism of a bill proposing debt-relief measures, that is to be debated in Parliament next week, saying it could accelerate irresponsible borrowing and increase the cost of credit for all consumers. The association was not in favour of a “legislated change” in debt obligations for low-income consumers, as…

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Bloody fight between brothers broke out because girlfriend was born in the year of the tiger: Mother – Coconuts

A bloody public brawl between two brothers witnessed by residents in Yuen Long this week was the culmination of months of resentment sparked by claims the younger siblings girlfriend was born in the wrong year, the pairs mother said today. The brothers surnamed Wong and identified by local media yesterday as 32-year-old Ah Keung and 20-year-old Ah Kit  fought at the Long Ping…

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Coast company fined over worker exploitation faces shutdown – The Sunshine Coast Daily

A SUNSHINE Coast businessman fined almost $230,000 for the “appalling” exploitation of foreign workers may be shut down by the Federal Government. Emmanuel Bani and his company, Maroochy Sunshine Pty Ltd, were fined in March last year after the Federal Circuit Court found workers from Vanuatu had been lured to Australia and then deprived of…

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Administrators removed over sale of failed UK unicorn – Financial Times

Kadhim Shubber in London January 26, 2018 The administrators who sold a once-highflying British technology start-up to the companys directors for £2m have been removed by a court following accusations they botched the sale. The High Court case, which ended this week, has shone a light on controversial pre-pack administrations that allow companies to go…

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