A Headspace facility will be built in Whyalla if the Federal Government is re-elected, Federal MP Rowan Ramsey said. Whyalla City councillor Clare McLaughlin said the centre would offer mental and sexual health support along with projects to help young people aged between 14 and 22 find work or return to study. She…
DetailsClive Palmer says it will be up to the sacked workers of Queensland Nickel to decide whether they want their jobs back when the north Queensland refinery reopens next year. The businessman-turned-politician insists the Yabulu nickel refinery, near Townsville, will reopen on March 31 next year after regulatory and commercial requirements are met. About 800…
DetailsThe Management of the Central Bank of The Gambia (CBG) have been instructed by Gambias corrupt and greedy dictator Yahya Jammeh to release the sum of forty one million dalasi (D41 Million) to one of his closest aides General Saul Badjie, for an onward transmission to him (Jammeh) the Freedom Newspaper can reveal. The order…
DetailsLate last year, the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands dismissed a winding up petition presented by the directors of China Shanshui Cement Group on the ground that they had no standing to present it. David Butler, partner at Harneys in the Cayman Islands, considers the options for restructuring in the absence of shareholder support.…
DetailsAs part of the Obama Administration’s continued commitment to ensure that defrauded students have a path to debt relief with minimal burden, Special Master Joseph A. Smith has delivered his fourth and final borrower defense progress report to the U.S. Department of Education. “Joe has shown tremendous leadership, thoughtfulness and insight during his tenure as…
DetailsMetalink (OTCQB:MTLK) ceased it’s last business operations in March 2015. After ceasing the last operations, the company announced that they were looking for strategic alternatives including a voluntary liquidation of the company. A couple of days ago, more than a year later, the company finally announced that the liquidation of the company is approved by…
DetailsThe latest figures show that Alberta’s insolvency rate has climbed dramatically since a year ago compared to the national rate. The total number of insolvencies bankruptcies and consumer proposals filed by individuals increased 52.8 per cent from April 2015 to April 2016 in Alberta, according to the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy Canada. Across…
DetailsA worker takes off U.S and Puerto Rican flag in San Juan, Puerto Rico, May 16, 2016. Reuters/Alvin Baez A relief plan to help Puerto Rico address its $70 billion debt cleared a critical hurdle in the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, getting the supermajority it needed to advance to debate and a final vote this…
DetailsKnowing When to Fold ‘Em In my years of investing and observing the markets, I have come to the conclusion that one of the hardest decisions to make in business is knowing when to throw in the towel. Some businesses, for whatever reason, simply cannot survive for much longer in the future. Examples are numerous…
Details5102591 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton unveiled a new plan Tuesday that would provide student loan assistance, and potentially full forgiveness, to college graduates who try to start their own business. But almost immediately after being announced, critics on the left decried Clintons plan, arguing that it will be too beneficial to white male graduates. Under…
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