July 6, 2006 | The Standard | Shun Tak Holdings, a property-to- shipping group controlled by casino tycoon Stanley Ho Hung-sun, said it could take a substantial stake in a 4billion yuan (HK$3.88 billion) commercial property project in central Beijing to diversify from its Macau operations.
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