'Piddly' Westpac loan forces Cook the Books into receivership
"A lot of businesses deserve to go down because they're badly managed but not this one," says receiver.
LATEST: Cook the Books under Official Assignee control
Popular Grey Lynn bookstore Cook the Books has been tipped into receivership following an unsecured bank loan being called up on demand, but receivers say the position is undeserved.
The company, which sells cookbooks and holds cooking
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Tue, 25 Nov 2014
Tue, 25 Nov 2014
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'Piddly' Westpac loan forces Cook the Books into receivership
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