In the news: China investigates Crown for alleged gambling crimes, Sinochem and ChemChina deny M&A rumors and the State Council releases rules for debt-for-equity swaps

This week, officials arrested 18 employees of the Australian casino operator, a reported megamerger prompted debate over China's SOE reform and investors flagged opportunities in the nation's new debt-for-equity scheme

5 minute readOctober 17, 2016 at 10:07 PM

Katherine Jo

In the news: China investigates Crown for alleged gambling crimes, Sinochem and ChemChina deny M&A rumors and the State Council releases rules for debt-for-equity swaps

Crown Resorts staff detained in China

In a blow for casinos which set up China offices to lure high rollers, PRC authorities have detained 18 employees of Australian gaming and resorts company Crown Resorts. Crown said

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