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Ex-AFL boss Andrew Demetriou has stood down from the board of Crown, along with embattled CEO Ken Barton - as the casino giant promises 'root and branch' changes following bombshell inquiry.
The NSW casino regulator says there will need to be much more than two director sackings before he is willing to give the company a licence to operate its Barangaroo casino.
Crown CEO Pressured to Quit After Scathing Casino Report Bloomberg 2/11/2021 Angus Whitley © Bloomberg The Crown Resorts Ltd. logo atop the Barangaroo South luxury hotel resort and One Barangaroo Crown residences development in Sydney, Australia, on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2021. Billionaire James Packer’s dream of opening a landmark casino in his home city of Sydney hangs in the balance after a damning report into money laundering and organized crime links found Crown isn't fit to hold a gaming license. (Bloomberg) -- Crown Resorts Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Ken Barton fa...
Crown director Andrew Demetriou becomes the third board member to resign from the gaming giant but claims the NSW gaming authority's comments about him are ""unfair and unjust"".
Second Australian gaming regulator adds to pressure on Crown Resorts CEO to go Reuters 11/02/2021 © Reuters/JASON REED FILE PHOTO: FILE PHOTO: The logo of Australian casino giant Crown Resorts Ltd adorns the hotel and casino complex in Melbourne, Australia SYDNEY (Reuters) - Casino giant Crown Resorts is facing questions from a second Australian gambling regulator after a state watchdog said earlier this week it was unfit for a licence at a new casino in Sydney, throwing its future further into doubt. Crown's regulator at its main casino in Melbourne said it would formally ask company ...