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Genting Hong Kong
- Billionaire Lim Kok Thay’s Genting Singapore Spending $300 Million To Revamp Casino Resort, Theme ParkForbes
- Cruise line shutters US offices, fires workers after Bahamas ships seizureNew York Post
- HFugitive Cruise Ships Reportedly Taken Into Custody in the Bahamashamodia.com
- MFugitive cruise ships taken into custody in the Bahamas, reports saymiamiherald.com
- Another cruise cut short, passengers offloaded in BahamasMerced Sun-Star
- Another cruise cut short; passengers offloaded in Bahamaspressherald.com
- SGenting Hong Kong’s demise leaves Malaysian banks – and its government – facing US$600 million questionscmp.com
- Malaysian billionaire Lim Kok Thay blames Germany for Genting Hong Kong’s demiseSouth China Morning Post
- HFugitive Luxury Cruise Ship on the Lam Expected to Stay in Bahamas’ Safe Havenhamodia.com
- Miami-bound luxury cruise diverts to Bahamas to avoid arrest by feds: reportNew York Post
- A cruise ship had an arrest warrant waiting in Miami. So it took passengers to the BahamasCNN
- Cruise Passengers Kept On Board An Extra Day After Judge Issued Arrest Warrant For ShipForbes
- Billionaire Lim Kok Thay Steps Down From Cash-Strapped Operator Of Star CruisesForbes
- Malaysian billionaire Lim Kok Thay resigns from Genting Hong Kong as cruise company heads for liquidationSouth China Morning Post
- MAn arrest warrant has been issued for a luxury cruise ship bound for Miamimiamiherald.com
- SGenting Hong Kong names liquidators, as US$2.78 billion of debt triggered by bankrupt shipyard forced ‘Cruise to Nowhere’ operator into winding upscmp.com
- Billionaire Lim Kok Thay’s Genting HK May File For Liquidation After Court Rejects Funding RequestForbes
- German Cruise Ship Builder Owned By Malaysian Billionaire Lim Kok Thay’s Genting Files For BankruptcyForbes
- SHong Kong’s ‘cruise to nowhere’ proves a hit with expats stranded by coronavirus travel restrictionsscmp.com
- Malaysian Billionaire Lim Kok Thay’s Genting HK Eyes Asset Sales Amid LossesForbes
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