Troubled Australian casino company Star Entertainment received a cash infusion of A$53 million ($33.4 million) this week in return for half of the company’s stake in the company’s Brisbane casino.

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Star Entertainment said Monday it is considering a A$250 million ($157 million) cash injection proposal from U.S. casino operator Bally’s Corp., which is seeking to take a controlling interest ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Star Entertainment avoided collapse on Friday after signing a deal to exit its Brisbane resort, but the casino operator’s shares ...

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"Bally's would partner with Star in deploying our significant operating experience in turning around casino assets and growing highly successful casino businesses globally," Bally's chairman Soo ...

the partners have agreed for someone else to hold the casino licence and run the tables. Star will be operator for now but is unlikely to be over the long term, with New Zealand’s Sky City, a US ...

Embattled casino group Star Entertainment will stay alive, for now, after securing a $53 million lifeline in return for selling off its 50 per cent stake in its new Brisbane casino. Star has been ...

Star's board is reviewing the Bally's proposal but says there's no certainty that it will be progressed any further. Casino operator Star Entertainment is mulling a bid from US gaming giant Bally ...

The consortium partners have reportedly agreed to buy the casino for ... While Star executives failed to provide the board with all the troubling information about Sun City and other junkets ...

Kansas City-area parishes are serving up fish (and much more!) on Fridays until mid-April. See the area church Fish Fry events below. You can email your parish Fish Fry to [email protected].