Talks to end the family dispute over control of Stanley Ho’s casino empire fell apart, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing a statement by his lawyer today.
Talks held late last week that appeared near an agreement to equitably split the
Ho, 89, instructed his law firm of Oldham, Li & Nie to carry out his wishes regarding the holding company, Lanceford Co., the Journal said, citing the statement.
Ho’s SJM Holdings Ltd. controls about 30 percent of the casino market in the Chinese city of Macau, the newspaper said. Macau is the only part of China where casinos are legal.
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