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Okada Ramps Up Wynn Attack

Okada Ramps Up Wynn Attack

by Staff

Sat, Jan 21, 2012

The battle royal between Kazuo Okada and Steve Wynn stepped up another level last week as Okada petitioned to replace three board members, and possibly a fourth—Wynn’s ex-wife, Elaine (l.), whose position on the conflict is unknown.

New Rail Station at MBS’ Door

New Rail Station at MBS’ Door

by Staff

Sat, Jan 21, 2012

Marina Bay Sands is set to benefit from the recent opening of a new station on the local mass transit system of Singapore. Whether the casino or the retail shops will be the bigger winner from the improved access remains to be seen.

VIPs Even More Important to Macau in ‘11

by Staff

Sat, Jan 21, 2012

The impressive increase in revenue in Macau in 2011 was attributable to many factors, but the VIP market continues to be the most important. In fact, it increased by a substantial margin in the previous year.

Taiwan Re-elects Pro-China President

Taiwan Re-elects Pro-China President

by Staff

Sat, Jan 21, 2012

The recent presidential election in Taiwan saw relatively pro-gaming President Ma Ying-jeou chosen for a second term. However, in local elections in one potential casino jurisdiction, a less-friendly candidate beat out a five-term legislator.

No Casino Yet for Macau Studio City

No Casino Yet for Macau Studio City

by Staff

Sat, Jan 21, 2012

Melco Crown’s purchase of the dormant development, Macau Studio City, was a logical move for the company, but unless a casino is included, it makes no sense.

Macau Slot Parlors to Adhere to New Rules

by Staff

Sat, Jan 21, 2012

Slot parlors in residential districts will be a thing of the past under a new set of regulations that will be issued soon by the Macau government. Since there are only two, it won’t mean much, but it will help streamline the slot parlor business.