Creditors of a veteran construction firm, which collapsed in April owing almost $19m, have targeted properties owned by its directors as a liquidator reveals the company had lost more than $2.7m in subcontractor retention money.
Hash Tayeh, the high-profile head of the Melbourne fast-food chain, has resigned as CEO of Burgertory and food and beverage company QSR Collective.
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A second generation family-run national business founded nearly 50 years ago will be liquidated after it collapsed under $19m debt, with administrators scathing of the son-turned-director.
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