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  • The Castigation of Chronis, 01-06-2008 by gsqwared, PokerNews Australian fasion designer Christopher Chronis is trying his luck in today's pot-limit holdem event, but apparently no one told him that he couldn't take business calls at the table. Chronis reportedly answered a phone call at the table and was issued a five-minute penalty by the tournament staff.

Chronis, who owns a number of Playboy Shops around the world, is scheduled to hold his 50th birthday party at Hugh Hefner's Playboy Mansion in three year's time. A decent poker player as well, Chronis put up a 40th place finish at last year's Aussie Millions Main Event. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Štefica Horvat (talk • contribs) 22:36, 23 February 2013 (UTC) Reply

  • Murphy's law: broker's collapse hits his millions, Vanda Carson and Kate McClymont, April 1, 2008, The Melbourne-based Mr Emini is also linked to two businessman - the fashion designer Christopher Chronis and an accountant, Michael Hymer - who have ties to the business empire of the drugs boss Tony Mokbel. For over a decade Mr Hymer has helped manage the business affairs of Mokbel, now in jail in Greece fighting extradition to Australia on drug charges
  • Stockbroker accused of falsifying accounts in lead-up to collapse, www.theage.com.au - Leonie Wood and Nick McKenzie - April 1, 2008 - Meanwhile, it has emerged that Mr Emini is linked to two businessman - fashion designer Christopher Chronis and accountant Michael Hymer - with ties to the business empire of drugs boss Tony Mokbel.

Mr Emini is listed as a director in several companies with Mr Hymer, who works for North Melbourne accounting firm Babo Morganti & Partners and who has helped manage the business affairs of Mokbel and other members of the Mokbel family for more than a decade.

In 2002, Mr Hymer provided a statement outlining some of Mokbel's financial affairs to his Supreme Court bail application for the drugs boss, who at the time was arguing that his continued incarceration was hurting his business interests.

Mr Hymer also helped Mokbel apply for a liquor licence in 2000, telling the licensing commission that his client was a hardworking businessman who had made his wealth from property and restaurants.

Until December, Mr Emini and Mr Hymer were listed as directors of Global Designer Brands Pty Ltd, of which Mr Chronis is now the sole director.

Hawkswood Investments is a shareholder in Global Designer Brands along with the Mr Chronis-owned Nikita Playboy Pty Ltd and the Mr Hymer-directed Bompies Pty Ltd.

In 2001, Mr Chronis was financially backed by Mr Mokbel in the launch of his LSD (love, style and design) clothing stores, of which Mr Chronis was the chief designer. Mr Hymer did not return calls from The Age yesterday. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Štefica Horvat (talk • contribs) 21:59, 23 February 2013 (UTC) Reply

  • Ref no: 91107735 Date: 21/4/2004, DHS April 21, 2004: Fashion designer Christopher Chronis Published: Sunday Herald Sun - March 22, 2009 Page: 011 Edition: FIRST Keywords: <- Fashion -> Pic. Belinda O'neill
  • FINAL 2 - Michelle R Sharpe - Barrister - Full CV.pdf, Christopher Chronis v ALH Property Group Pty Ltd (2010) (led by Michael Heaton QC instructed by Aldgate Lawyers South Yarra) acted for defendant in claim for damages for alleged breach of contract of sale of Queensbridge Hotel (“QBH”). Proceeding settled shortly before trial due tocommence.
  • Mokbel Had 'interesting References', The Age, Friday March 23, 2007, Michael Bachelard, Investigative Reporter - The Age has learned that the Gas Station Caffe was converted from a clothing store run by one-time Mokbel business partner Christopher Chronis.
    Mr Chronis was helped out by Mokbel in 2001 after his clothing stores failed, and they opened a new chain, LSD, or Love of Style and Design.
  • Topic:Question Re:tarik Solak, The Aussie Watch Dog, Posted: 2000-03-22 16:02:32 Tarik Solak is the biggest promoter in Australia at present. The biggest promoter used to be a guy named Christopher Chronis (leading fashion designer). He promoted Stan to stardom in such fights as Stan vs Branko and Stan vs Alexio. His last big fight promoted was in 1995 (I think that was the year) when he staged Stan vs Satake which ended
    Nickos Posted: 2000-03-27 16:34:21 Chris Chronis used to pull 8000 plus each time when he promoted Stan. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Štefica Horvat (talk • contribs)
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