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R-Pharm Germany’s Illertissen Plant Enters Preliminary Insolvency as Court Appoints Administrator

Sanctions tied to the Ukraine war disrupted payments, triggering a confidence shock that pushed the 300-person site into crisis.

Germany’s Insolvencies Hit 11-Year High in 2025 as Smaller Cases Multiply

Okinawa Business Sentiment Rebounds to 5.5 in Q1 2026

BrewDog Enters Administration as Tilray Buys Brand, With 38 Bars to Close and 484 Jobs Lost

Raízen Rescue Talks Intensify After Lula Meeting as Creditors Seek Up to R$25 Billion

Air New Zealand Swings to First‑Half Loss, Withholds Dividend

Mercadona Pays €780 Million Bonus to 112,000 Staff as Pay Rises and Extra Leave Take Effect

Provisional Liquidation Puts Tongaat Hulett and South Africa’s Sugar Supply at Risk

German Corporate Insolvencies Edge Up in November 2025 as Fewer Large Cases Reduce Claims

Cargo-Bike Courier Pedal & Post Collapses Into Liquidation After Loss of Key Contract

REVO Hospitality Files for Self-Administration Insolvency, Keeps 125 Hotels Operating

KTM Parent Becomes Bajaj Mobility as 500 Job Cuts Are Announced in Overhaul

German Insolvencies Surge in December as Two-Decade High Caps 2025

Germany’s Corporate Insolvencies Hit 20-Year High in 2025 as Outlook for 2026 Darkens

Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages to Cut About 300 Jobs in India

Warwick Ward Collapses Into Administration With Nearly All 89 Jobs Lost

Eterna Enters Self-Administered Insolvency to Advance Restructuring

Corporate Insolvencies Rise Across Austrian States in 2025 as Big-Ticket Debts Recede

Germany's Corporate Insolvencies Hit 11-Year High at 23,900 in 2025

Saxon Utility, Consumer Group Clash After Court Hearing Leaves Smart-Meter Fee Fight Unresolved