The New York judge overseeing Celsius Network's bankruptcy has urged the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to quickly decide on the failed crypto lender's plan to transform itself into a publicly-traded Bitcoin mining firm. The judge hopes that the SEC will expedite its decision-making process to allow for any potential obstacles to be resolved.
-- The New York judge overseeing Celsius Network LLC’s bankruptcy urged the US Sec urities and Exchange Commission to move quickly in deciding if it will authorize the failed crypto lender ’s plan to transform itself through Chapter 11 into a publicly-traded Bitcoin mining firm.
Celsius and creditors would still need clearance from the SEC if its proposal to transform the company into a new business is approved by Glenn, according to court documents. The crypto firm could liquidate if its plan to exit Chapter 11 as a crypto miner fails. In the restaurant industry, stability is critical.So when David Ferguson noticed an unexpected $200 charge on his credit card bill from the tech company he uses to help manage his business, he figured it was an accounting mistake.Ferguson is the chef and owner at Gus, a small restaurant in Montreal's Petite-Patrie neighbourhood.He started using Lightspeed, a publicly traded Canadian point-of-sale supplier, about four years ago.
-- With 60% of Canadian mortgages set to come up for renewal within the next three years, homeowners are facing a “payment shock” unless interest rates come down in a significant way, according to Royal Bank of Canada.
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