Casinos seeking next Macau Review Journal | The race is on to find the next Macau or Singapore. | With the two Asian casino markets about to become the world's No. 1 (Macau with $33.5 billion) and No. 2 (Singapore with an estimated $6 billion) gaming revenue producers, new prospects are being targeted. | Nevada casino company executives are...
Casino mogul backing Newt Gingrich plays his own game The Los Angeles Times Reporting from Washington and Las Vegas— On a Strip packed with colorful, sometimes controversial gambling titans, Sheldon Adelson plays politics a little differently from the rest. | The casino barons are a mostly pragmatic bunch, shifting cam...
Las Vegas Sands profit jumps to $320.1M in 4Q with higher revenue, more gambling in Macau Star Tribune | LAS VEGAS - Casino operator Las Vegas Sands says it earned $320.1 million during the fourth quarter as the company set an internal record for revenue, thanks mainly to more people gambling at its resorts in Macau and Singapore. | Sands' net income ...
Share lift boost for casinos Sydney Morning Herald | CASINO operators Crown and Tabcorp spinoff Echo Entertainment could increase revenue by billions of dollars if they manage to regain share of Asia's growing gambling market, according to a report by Citi. | The report cited estimates by Tourism Aus...
Las Vegas billionaire, backing Gingrich, does things his own way The Miami Herald | LAS VEGAS -- On a Strip packed with colorful, sometimes controversial gambling titans, Sheldon Adelson plays politics a little differently from the rest. | The casino barons are a mostly pragmatic bunch, shifting campaign donations to favor the par...
Las Vegas billionaire, backing Gingrich, does things his own way The Tribune San Luis Obispo | On a Strip packed with colorful, sometimes controversial gambling titans, Sheldon Adelson plays politics a little differently from the rest. | The casino barons are a mostly pragmatic bunch, shifting campaign donations to favor the party in power. ...
Facebook surrenders its privacy in IPO documents Atlanta Journal | SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook is baring its business soul. This Dec. 13, 2011 file photo, shows of worker inside Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif. Facebook, the social network that changed "friend" from a noun to a verb, is expected to f...
RON DERBY: Where would global currency wars leave the rand? Business Day | GLOBAL currency wars may be just three words uttered by a few people, given our concern over Europe’s debt crisis, but it is a topic smaller nations may do well to raise, and in a much higher voice too, at the G-8 or G-20 or any other economic ta...
