Casinos in Australia: The Star defends non-disclosure of US$966bn impairment charge

The Star has responded to a letter from the Australian Securities Exchange.Australia.- The Star Entertainment Group has addressed questions from the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) regarding its decision not to recognise an AU$1.44bn (US$966bn) non-cash impairment charge in its financial report

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