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BrewDog administration deepens creditor losses
Read the full story: BrewDog administration deepens creditor lossesBrewDog creditors face further losses after administrators confirm funding shortfalls. Its former retail business lacks enough money to meet £489,000 of wage-related claims and £2.4m of unpaid VAT, while unsecured recoveries remain minimal.
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Global central banks reaffirm support for Fed Chair Powell amid unprecedented political pressure
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Tesla enters mediation in US racism lawsuit
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Ex-Trump adviser Dina Powell joins Meta
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Frasers faces investor opposition over finance chief bonus
Frasers faces investor opposition over its finance chief’s bonus award. Proxy advisers have questioned a £100,000 discretionary payment to Chris Wootton for delivering a new financing package.
