bankruptcy
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Developer faces 12 years of bankruptcy restrictions
Glenn Armstrong caused creditors to lose hundreds of thousands of pounds
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Fresh insolvency fears from UK councils
Local authority budgets are being stretched to breaking by rising homelessness
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Council debt rises to almost £100bn
While 38 councils have no borrowing at all, some owe as much as £3bn
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‘There’s no rulebook for this’: Real estate braces for WeWork fallout
As the company declares bankruptcy in the US and Canada, questions remain about its future in the UK
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WeWork plans to ditch almost 70 North American leases
The co-working company wants to walk away from sites across the US and Canada
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WeWork’s CEO on what went wrong
David Tolley’s declaration in bankruptcy filings chronicles the co-working company’s rise and fall
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WeWork files for bankruptcy
Co-working company says locations outside of US and Canada are not part of process
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More councils will fail, warns Moody’s
The rating agency has listed the 20 most indebted councils relative to size
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At least 26 councils could go bust within two years
Higher costs and lower funding has more councils considering a section 114 notice
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Cineworld granted $785m of financial aid
The group has gained approval for “first day” relief from a US bankruptcy court
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Cineworld files for bankruptcy protection in the US
London-listed company looks to restructure debt across US and UK businesses
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Extra courtesy needed when dealing with bankrupt’s spouse
62 Longwater Lane, Norwich is a two-bedroom bungalow with a loft conversion. On 16 March 2016…