Macau casino gaming revenue falls 94.5% year-on-year to $168.4m in July, the 10th straight month of annual declines, but nearly twice June's total.
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The Economist takes long hard look at gambling biz
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Here come da judge! Calvin Ayre to render verdicts at 2011 Gaming Awards in London
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