VIP gamblers leave Crown Resorts, as revenue slumps over 10 per cent
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James Packer's Crown Resorts has announced a big financial hit today. The gambling and resorts company's profit has fallen around 9 per cent to $191 million. This is the first financial result since 18 Crown employees were detained in China over allegations of illegal gambling.
Source: The World Today | Duration: 2min 14sec
Topics: gambling, business-economics-and-finance, community-and-society, australia, china
James Packer's Crown Resorts has taken a big financial hit.
The gambling and resorts company's profit has fallen around nine per cent to $191 million.
It's the first financial result since eight Crown employees were detained in China over allegations of illegal gambling.
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