Donaco swings to profit on Vietnam, cost controls
Donaco International said it swung to a profit in the September quarter, helped by a strong performance from its property in Vietnam and reduced costs.
Do cashless pokies cause higher losses?
When it comes to gambling, Australians are the world’s biggest losers. Based on average losses, in 2017 every person lost the equivalent of AU$1,000.
Monks march to demand casino demolition
A group of Cambodian monks and activists are marching to Sihanoukville to demand the demolition of a casino that was closed on environmental concerns.
Silver Heritage chairman, non-exec. director quit
Silver Heritage Group said its Chairman James Spenceley and Non-Executive Director Michael Bassett have resigned from their positions to pursue other interests.
In a statement...
Venetian Macau gets “Property of the Year” award
Sands China's The Venetian Macau has picked up the “Property of the Year” award at the Global Gaming Awards in Las Vegas.
Yokohama launches RFC for Yamashita Pier
The Yokohama municipal government has launched its RFC process for private businesses interested in developing Yamashita Pier into a major urban IR.
Travellers to delist on Oct. 21
Travellers International Hotel Group has been given the green light to delist from the Philippine Stock Exchange on Oct. 21 following a tender offer.
Mass GGR jumps in Q3, though VIP drops
Gross gambling revenue from the mass market sector rose almost 18 percent in Q3, while VIP play declined 22.5 percent as the slowing Chinese economy held back growth, according to figures from the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ).
MGM asset sales “dry powder” for Japan
MGM Resorts’ accord to divest two major assets will raise $4.3 billion in net proceeds and potentially raise funds for a development in Japan.
DICJ explains casino entry ban to Sands staff
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