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Star not expected to enter Crown bidding war

Star Entertainment has reportedly decided to stay clear of any effort to join a bidding war to gain control of troubled Crown Resorts.

Felix Ng Felix NgMarch 24, 2021 · 1 min read
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Star Entertainment has reportedly decided to stay clear of any effort to join a bidding war to gain control of troubled Crown Resorts.

Crown’s game of ownership a little too rich for Star (SMH)

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