Japan’s leaders are reportedly reviewing its integrated resort policies and their rollout.
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Rory McIlroy is the latest to step forward and offer his take on the subject, raising concerns over the increase in hecklers that are being found around the greens.
Grand Korea Leisure able to turn things around in July
GKL was able to report an increase in sales of 11.4% year-on-year as it reached $33.8 million which was a 5.5% increase over June’s performance.
Bernie Sanders calls out Station Casinos over dealings with employees
Bernie Sanders called out Station Casinos or their repeated failure to recognize the legitimacy of the recently approved union at the Palms Casino Resort.
Kindred turns on the lights in New Jersey with SG technology
Kindred Group has not waste time and use its connections to launch two platforms in New Jersey to strengthen its online gaming presence in the Garden State market.
Imperial Pacific to appeal case over release of finances
The company behind the embattled Imperial Palace on the U.S.-controlled island of Saipan has been fighting against having to reveal its financial health to gambling regulators, asserting that the information is private.
Genting HK to sell huge chunk of cruise business
Genting Hong Kong has reportedly agreed to see as much as 35% of its operations to a company owned by TPG Darting, Ltd.
Scientific Games sees 2019 EBITDA forecast take a hit
Scientific Games released its preliminary second-quarter results last week, revealing a 9.3% decline in its gaming revenue and a 1.5% drop in its EBITDA.
