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LVS launches ad blitz to push for casinos in Texas

Sharon Singleton
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Las Vegas Sands has launched a multi-million dollar advertising campaign in an effort to convince lawmakers to legalise casinos in Texas.

The group has a $6.2 billion group cash pile to spend on expansion after having sold its Las Vegas properties in March. It has said its main focus is on Asia, where it operates IRs in Macau and Singapore.

Las Vegas Sands launches multi-million dollar ad campaign to push for casinos in Texas (Texas Tribune)

Sharon Singleton
Sharon Singletonhttps://agbrief.com/about-asia-gaming-brief/
Sharon Singleton is a multi-media reporter with experience ranging from website management to reporting and editing for newspapers, news agencies and television. As Managing Editor she's been working with Asia Gaming Brief since 2013 and her specialties are: Business, current affairs, fluent in Italian, French, with working knowledge of Spanish.

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