Crown Shares: Crown and Share Price

crown shares: Crown shares slumped from a closing price of 12.67 on Friday afternoon to a low of 11.69 on Tuesday as Wilkie used parliamentary privilege to detail new allegations of drug use, violence against women, and failure by home affairs officials to check at the border casino high-rollers who fly in by private plane, according to The Independent. Crown casino driver's allegations include freely available drugs and no border checks for gamblers Read more Comm Sec data shows the share price was set to fall again, by 1.9%, according to orders queued before the market opened on Wednesday. On Tuesday the ASX asked Crown to respond to articles in Nine newspapers and on its flagship TV current affairs show 60 Minutes, and to tell the market if its earnings would be affected. In a response sent on Wednesday morning before the market opened, Crown's general counsel, Mary Manos, said the company was not aware of any information concerning it that has not been announced to the ASX which could explain the fall. Manos said it had taken into account the matters raised in media reports over recent days which make various allegations regarding CWN's business dealings and also that the federal government has referred certain aspects of the allegations to the Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity . She said Crown had also taken into its knowledge of its earnings for the financial year ending 30 June but has not yet finalised its full year results . Topics Business Australia Gambling Crime - Australia Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Share on Linked InShare on Pinterest Share on Whats AppShare on Messenger Reuse this content (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.