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Crown Resorts officially told it is not suitable to hold Sydney’s second casino licence – ABC News
NSW’s Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority acts on the findings of an explosive report and officially informs Crown Resorts it is no longer suitable to hold…
Crown Resorts has officially been informed by the NSW gaming regulator it is no longer suitable to hold the licence for its new Sydney casino.
- Crown’s $2.2 billion skyscraper, that houses the new casino, has already been built
- Crown chairwoman Helen Coonan admits the company must improve its governance
- Several high-profile resignations have occurred at Crown in the past week
In an ASX statement released this morning, Crown said it had been informed of the decision and that it had also been found…
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