Japan’s leaders are reportedly reviewing its integrated resort policies and their rollout.
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Japan expects facial recognition to be used at racetracks, casinos
As a means to deter problem gamblers, Japanese government is discussing to use facial recognition technology in gambling venues including IR.
Las Vegas set to run drills with Elon Musk
Elon Musk has apparently struck a deal with the LVCVA that could see The Boring Company descend on, and move under, the city in order to build an express tunnel system.
MGM China gives its employees a raise
More than a month after most casino operators in Macau said they would give pay raises to their employees, MGM China has finally stepped up.
Nomura updates Macau position amid Chinese economy improvements
The Chinese economy is turning green. It is registering general improvements in spite of the ongoing US-China trade war, and this is helping Macau’s position in the gambling industry.
Gaming wages in Macau outpaced inflation through December
The average earnings for full-time gaming employees, excluding bonuses, through the end of December were 3.5% higher year-on-year.
MGM considers swapping some employees for robots
MGM Resorts made an announcement this week that has kept a number of its employees up at night, and which has put labor unions into preemptive strike mode.
Caesars hurt by lack of Asian presence, Bernstein analysts say
Caesars Entertainment has been expanding since it emerged from bankruptcy a year and a half ago, but those expansion plans have missed out on a key market.
New Connecticut sports gambling bill favors sports leagues
A new sports gambling bill has been introduced to open the market, which includes the integrity fee as a priority.
