Rob Carringer of CR3 Partners to Address the Turnaround Management Industry at the 2017 TMA Annual – Markets Insider

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DALLAS, Oct. 16, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — CR3 Partners, a national turnaround and performance improvement firm serving the mid-market, today announced that Partner Rob Carringer has been selected to speak at The Annual, the Turnaround Management Association’s (TMA) 29th Annual Conference which takes place October 23-25 at the Omni Fort Worth Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas. Carringer,…

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StanChart PE-backed Innoventive Industries challenges liquidation process – VCCircle

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Innoventive Industries Ltd, a Pune-based steel products maker that is undergoing bankruptcy proceedings, has approached the Mumbai bench of National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) cha …. Leave Your Comment Buyout firm TPG Capital has again emerged as the front runner to acquire ICICI… The government will form a committee to guide foreign investors about the……

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NCLT orders StayZilla into insolvent liquidation in case file by vendor Jigsaw – Economic Times

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, ET Bureau| Updated: Sep 18, 2017, 07.34 PM IST Watch: NCLT orders insolvency process against Stayzilla CHENNAI: The National Company Law Tribunal had ordered initiation of insolvency proceedings against hotel and homestay aggregator StayZilla, the consumer internet start-up that sparked national debates on the perils of entrepreneurship in India after its founder Yogendra Vasupal…

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NCLAT dismisses Stayzilla co-founder Yogendra Vasupal’s appeal – Times of India

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Ranjani Ayyar | TNN | Oct 16, 2017, 13:50 IST The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal has dismissed the appeal filed by Stayzilla co-founder Yogendra Vasupal. CHENNAI: The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal on Monday dismissed the appeal filed by Stayzilla co-founder Yogendra Vasupal, who had filed an appeal against the order of the NCLT…

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Npower allowing energy customers to fall £1600 in debt before acting – The Guardian

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One of the UKs biggest energy companies is allowing its customers to fall as much as £1,600 into debt on their energy bills before intervening to help them repay it. The energy regulator, Ofgem, said the big-six firm npower, along with the smaller suppliers Utility Warehouse, Ecotricity, iSupplyEnergy, and First Utility, let customers accrue an…

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The RBA is increasingly worried about the impact of China’s debt levels on the global economy – Business Insider Australia

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Chinas rise to economic prominence over the past two decades has benefited many countries, including Australia. As a commodity-rich nation on Chinas doorstep, Australia benefited more than most thanks to its insatiable appetite for its natural resources, helping its transition towards a predominantly urban, highly-connected economy. However, as many are acutely aware, that economic transformation…

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