Galaxy brings Japanese students to Macau for IR education
Galaxy Entertainment has announced a new three-week program which will bring students from Toyo University, Kyoto Sangyo University, Fukuoka University, and Okura Nikko Hotel Management to Macau for training about the IR industry.
Donaco announces delays in arbitration case
Donaco International has announced a further delay in its legal battle to secure compensation from the former owners of its Cambodian resort, Star Vegas.
SkyCity posts flat annual profit
New Zealand hotel and casino operator SkyCity Entertainment Group has reported flat normalised earnings and profit in full year financial results released on Wednesday.
Cashless gambling a way of the future
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Paradise Q2 loss widens
Paradise Co., which operates foreigner-only casinos in South Korea, posted a wider Q2 loss although revenue gained.
AGE visitors up 3 percent, seminars standing-room only
The Australasian Gaming Expo has attracted 3,100 visitors, with registrations up 3 percent from 2018 and arrivals on day one also gaining 3 percent.
Early resolution to HK protests unlikely: Vickers
The increasingly violent protests in Hong Kong, which is beginning to have an impact on Macau’s gross gambling revenue, are not likely to end anytime soon in the absence of visible dialogue to find a solution, according to a leading risk consultancy.
Travellers Q2 net halves despite revenue gains
Travellers International Hotel Group posted an almost 52 percent drop in Q2 net profit as costs rose and a one-time gain reported last year wasn’t repeated, though revenue growth was strong.
Galaxy Q2 results top forecasts on higher hold
Galaxy Entertainment posted flat adjusted EBITDA for Q2 and lower revenue, but the results topped analysts’ forecasts helped by higher hold.
MGM China refinances debt
MGM China said the company’s lenders have agreed on a revolving credit facility of HK$9.75 billion ($1.24 billion) that will refinance existing senior secured credit facilities and will be used for working capital.
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