When FIRSTPICK backed Emilė Radytė in 2021, her company Samphire Neuroscience was still building its first product and the risk, by the fund’s own assessment, was high. There was no revenue, no clear ...

Banks in India will have multiple holidays in February and March 2026, including Holi, Eid-Ul-Fitr, Gudhi Padwa, and Mahavir Jayanti.

The quiz was held again in Rutherglen United Reformed Church with the kind permission and great assistance of the minister, ...

Cheques have been around for a long time. The Ancient Romans had them, and cheques survived in the Arab world for several hundred more years, saving traders (and camels) the bother of having to haul ...

Bounced cheques can lead to legal action under Section 138. You get 15 days to pay after receiving a legal notice. Ignoring a bounced cheque can result in court cases or fines. Did our AI summary help ...

Rajpal Yadav was recently sent to jail due to a long-running cheque bounce case linked to unpaid dues of nearly ₹9 crore. Before his surrender, the actor shared an emotional statement. Read on to know ...

Bollywood’s iconic comedian Rajpal Yadav, known for films like Bhool Bhulaiyaa, Hera Pheri, Hungama, Dhol, Chup Chup Ke and Bhagam Bhag, has been facing legal trouble since 2018. On February 5, the ...

Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav has surrendered in jail in connection with a cheque dishonour case, after clear directions from the Delhi High Court. The surrender came after the court withdrew the ...

Alberta-based Sunterra committed “cheque kiting” and is liable to American lender Compeer Financial for $35 million, a judge has ruled in a civil action. The ruling also found Sunterra’s president ...

Canadians have left more than $2 billion in federal payments unclaimed over the past four years, according to the federal goverment. Documents recently tabled in Parliament show roughly 3.9 million ...

An Alberta judge has ruled that Alberta-based food and grocery company Sunterra engaged in cheque kiting on what the court described as an “astonishing scale,” finding the company liable to U.S.

Canadians have left more than $2 billion on the table by not cashing millions of paper cheques mailed out by the federal government, documents tabled recently in Parliament say. The data says roughly ...