Croatia
Two Million Euros for a Stamp Not Struck in 1998: State Pays Compensation for a 28-Year-Old Judicial Error
A first-instance ruling by the Zagreb Municipal Civil Court reveals how an enforcement case, which only required a stamp, waited over five months. Meanwhile, Glumina Bank collapsed, and the state now faces a bill of nearly 2.5 million euros.
Croatia
Luka Ploče Mutually Releases Workers: 69 Fewer, Another 25 by Year-End
Due to a significant decline in bulk cargo traffic caused by bankruptcies in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Luka Ploče has implemented restructuring and is reducing its workforce.
Crypto
Poolin, Once the Largest Bitcoin Mining Pool, Files for Bankruptcy Protection
The Singapore-based company, which controlled a fifth of global Bitcoin mining in 2019, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with debts of approximately $173 million. Nearly 12,000 clients are still waiting for the return of frozen funds.