SYDNEY: Australia’s top casino operator Crown Resorts said no charges had been laid against 18 of its staff held in China for alleged gambling crimes, adding to a sense of confusion that has surrounded the company’s biggest crisis.
Ahead of an annual shareholder meeting at the company’s casino in Perth, the Crown board endorsed plans to spin off some Australian hotels to minimise exposure to its underperforming businesses in the Chinese gaming hub of Macau.
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