Melco takes 20% stake in Aussie casino operator Crown Resorts
Lawrence Ho's Melco Resorts & Entertainment to pay US$1.2b for 19.99% stake in James Packer's Australian casino business Crown Resorts.
Lawrence Ho's Melco Resorts & Entertainment to pay US$1.2b for 19.99% stake in James Packer's Australian casino business Crown Resorts.
Melco has had to delay the opening of the resort to the end of 2021, several months after the previously scheduled summer opening.
Melco International's temporary Cyprus casinos welcome 470k guests in their first few months; land-based, online betting operators post gains in 2018.
Melco Resorts and Entertainment is looking for new employees for their third satellite casino on the Mediterranean island located in Ayia Napa.
Melco International’s next big resort is going to be built on the Mediterranean island nation of Cyprus and the company is anxious to get things going.
A 44-year-old dealer had been assisting a 53-year-old man win on the roulette table, according to reports.
The chairman and CEO of Melco Resorts and Entertainment, Lawrence Ho, has a firm grip on the company and just made it even tighter.
Studio City Finance, subsidiary of New York-listed Studio City, announced the pricing for its new notes maturing in 2024.
After a meeting between Cyprus Minister for Tourism and Melco’s top boss, both sides are confident in their future in the Mediterranean island nation.
Melco International says its Studio City casino in Macau will cease VIP rolling chip gambling activity as of January 15, 2020.