Christopher Palmeri, Bloomberg
Wynn Resorts sees a prime opportunity in Asia, with both China and Japan becoming more receptive to gambling and foreign tourism lately. The question is will growth in those markets warrant pricey construction costs?
1 month ago
Randall Williams, Bloomberg
Wynn Resorts is betting on overseas visitors, including Asian parents dropping off their children at Boston’s many colleges, to flock to its just-opened casino. Will a Vegas-style concept in the heart of New England work?
2 months ago
Christopher Palmeri , Bloomberg
Usually casinos outside major cities lack some of the polish of Las Vegas. But with its new hotel outside Boston, Wynn is trying something different. The Encore Boston Harbor will be a Vegas-style operation. Will it work?
3 months ago
Christopher Palmeri, Bloomberg
Wynn Resorts fought hard to win the right to open this casino outside Boston. But business priorities change, and this seems less important to the company now.
3 months ago
John J. Edwards , Bloomberg
It's likely that Wynn's cold feet about the Crown Resorts deal had more complex origins than the mere public disclosure of talks under way. Wynn wants to expand in Asia beyond Macau so it ain't over until the lights go out.
5 months ago
Angus Whitley and Daniela Wei, Bloomberg
Wynn needs to expand in Asia badly as it has only one resort in the region in Macau, which is seeing a slowdown. But will Crown be a good win, especially since gaming in Australia is also weakening, and there may be new opportunities in Japan?
5 months ago
Nick Turner, Bloomberg
A mere $20 million in fines is nothing for a company that made $6.72 billion in operating revenues last year. Wynn Resorts is certainly lucky to have retained its gaming licenses in Nevada, too.
6 months ago
Edvard Pettersson, Bloomberg
There are only so many ways you can design a mega resort on a small piece of land so it appeals to the Vegas visitor.
8 months ago
Christopher Palmeri , Bloomberg
Does this really signal the "new Wynn" or is this just more of the same?
1 year ago
Christopher Palmeri, Bloomberg
The power struggle at Wynn Resorts continues. Changing the board is one step, but is it enough to ensure the company's future success?
1 year ago
Joe Nocera, Bloomberg
Bloomberg columnist Joe Nocera adds up the victories by Steve Wynn's ex-wife Elaine as she attempts to clean up Wynn Resorts. He rightfully calls her a shareholder activist who breaks the mold because she doesn't have a cut-and-run mindset. Now there's a model for others to follow.
1 year ago
Christopher Palmeri, Bloomberg
How the multibillion-dollar company conducts itself with regard to the multiple allegations of sexual harassment and abuse lodged against its founder will really determine whether the "new Wynn" can actually succeed.
1 year ago