Dick Smith NZ staff join creditors’ queue to claw back money owed – Stuff.co.nz

ROBERT KITCHIN/FAIRFAX NZ Dick Smith stores have remained open while receivers and administrators try to get the business sorted for sale. Almost 200 Dick Smith New Zealand staff are owed $353,000 by the company and it is uncertain whether they will get their money. Dick Smith’s administrators McGrathNicol held the first New Zealand creditors meeting…

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Govt for simpler entry and exit norms for start-ups – The Hindu

Employment generation is govt’s top-most priority Kick-starting its ambitious Start-Up Mission, the government on Saturday promised to prioritise such measures for greater employment generation and said it was committed to ensuring start-ups a friendlier regulatory regime, easier capital availability as well as quicker exit norms through a bankruptcy law. Pointing out that entrepreneurship was no…

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Atlantic City, NJ, emergency manager suggests privatizing fire department – Reuters

People walk along the Boardwalk in Atlantic City November 17, 2015. Reuters/Carlo Allegri Atlantic City, the distressed New Jersey gambling hub, should consider privatizing its fire-fighting services and convention center and find ways to make more money off its drinking water utility, the city’s emergency manager said in an updated fiscal rescue plan. The report…

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