York bar company that was fined £100k over agonising cocktail goes into liquidation – The Press, York

A YORK bar company which was fined £100,000 serving a liquid nitrogen cocktail that left a customer in agonising pain has gone into liquidation, evidently without paying the fine. Oscars Wine Bar Ltd has gone into liquidation, and documents from Companies House show the company has just £12,500 in assets. Documents say its debts include…

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Business Sentiment Declines Affected by Corporate Restructuring – KBS WORLD Radio News

Amid growing uncertainties on the potential impact of corporate restructuring, South Koreas large companies projected a negative outlook on business conditions for next month. The Federation of Korean Industries(FKI) on Monday released a survey on the nations top 600 companies in terms of sales, which estimated their business sentiment index (BSI) for June at 94-point-eight. It is…

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Business Sentiment Declines Affected by Corporate Restructuring – KBS WORLD Radio News

Amid growing uncertainties on the potential impact of corporate restructuring, South Koreas large companies projected a negative outlook on business conditions for next month. The Federation of Korean Industries(FKI) on Monday released a survey on the nations top 600 companies in terms of sales, which estimated their business sentiment index (BSI) for June at 94-point-eight. It is…

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Riot cop, anti Uber activist, Hockey’s driver, bankrupt: The many faces of Russell Howarth – The Sydney Morning Herald

Russell Howarth when he was an anti-Uber campaigner Who exactly is Russell Howarth? He’s best known as the man who made citizens arrests while campaigning against the UberX ride sharing service when it was setting up in 2014. But he’s also a bankrupt thanks to a seemingly innocuous traffic accident outside Sydney’s exclusive Ivy nightclub and a court…

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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger receives £3.5million windfall from liquidated sports company – Mirror.co.uk

Arsene Wenger has cashed in for £3.5million after his sports company shut down. The Arsenal boss is believed to have been receiving payments from LA Promotions LTD since the company went into voluntary liquidation in December 2014. Accounts reveal that Wenger took home in excess of £2million from the company, according to The Sun on…

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