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Australia's Tabcorp receives revised proposal from Apollo Management

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By Nikhil Subba
| Nasdaq Verified
Published May 6, 2021 3:12AM EDT Credit: REUTERS/DANIEL MUNOZ Australia's Tabcorp Holdings Ltd on Thursday said it received a revised proposal from Apollo Management on behalf of affiliated investment funds for the acquisition of its wagering and media business for A$3.5 billion ($2.71 billion).
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Crown Resorts faces A$1 mln fine for junket operations

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By Nikhil Subba
| Nasdaq Verified
Published Apr 27, 2021 4:03AM EDT Credit: REUTERS/STEPHEN COATES Beleaguered casino operator Crown Resorts said on Tuesday it has been fined up to A$1 million ($778,600.00) by the Victorian gambling regulator for failing to comply with regulatory requirements for its junket operations.
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Treasury Wine faces 175.6% duty rate for Australian wine exports to China

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By Soumyajit Saha Verified, Nikhil Subba
| Nasdaq Verified
Published Mar 29, 2021 3:42AM EDT Credit: REUTERS/DAVID GRAY Treasury Wine Estates Ltd, the world's largest standalone winemaker, said on Monday that Beijing had imposed a final combined 175.6% anti-dumping and countervailing duty rate on its Australian wine imports into China, its biggest market.
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