Northcote poll gets nasty as candidate’s past trauma trawled – The Age

The crunch by-election in the state seat of Northcote is getting nasty with one candidate saying her recent past of marriage breakdown and domestic violence has been dredged-up an attempt to damage her chances. The Greens say the story of their candidate Lidia Thorpe’s bankruptcy four years ago was being “shopped around” Melbourne media outlets in recent days.…

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No need for shareholder nod for insolvency resolution plan: Government – Economic Times

Updated: Oct 26, 2017, 10.38 AM IST The government is of the view that Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) provides that the resolution plan will be binding on a company , its shareholders, lenders, employees, guarantors and other stakeholders if approved by NCLT. NEW DELHI: The government on Wednesday said insolvency resolution plans, such as…

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No need for shareholder nod for insolvency resolution plan: Govt – Times of India

NEW DELHI: The government on Wednesday said insolvency resolution plans, such as sale and transfer of assets, do not require approval from shareholders or the company as the law provides a detailed process from the receipt of the resolution plan to approval by the adjudicating authority. The clarification by the ministry of corporate affairs is…

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Careers Australia collapses leaving students in limbo – Gippsland Times

One of Australia’s largest private training colleges has collapsed, leaving 15,000 students in limbo and plunging 1000 staff into unemployment. The embattled Careers Australia was placed into voluntary administration late on Thursday – six weeks after it was stripped of federal funding due to dismal completion rates and aggressive recruitment practices. Classes have been suspended at the…

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