Is there still demand for these mega resort-casinos in Macau? We'll see soon after the opening of Wynn Palace and The Parisian this fall.
1 month ago
Macau's challenged gaming and tourism industry needs as many good signs as it can get, especially as the destination prepares to welcome two of its newest and biggest developments in the next few months.
2 months ago
This is certainly welcome news for Wynn and Sands, both of which have mega resort-casinos opening in Macau later this year.
3 months ago
Despite troubles in Macau, the usual suspects — namely gaming CEOs — took home the most money in 2015, with Wyndham’s CEO grabbing the No. 2 spot.
4 months ago
After largely recovering (or resetting) after the disastrous fallout of the 2008 financial crisis, Vegas is once again embracing big developments on the Strip.
6 months ago
So much for the guest experience. Paying fees, one shouldn't forget, is part of the experience too.
1 year ago
Wynn's subsidizing of Boston subways, due to the expected increased use of the system, would be the first such contribution by a private developer. He can afford it: Wynn is playing with house money.
2 years ago
It ain't 'Citizen Kane', but it will put Vegas and the Wynn on screen, and screen time is always good for tourism.
3 years ago
The Chinese enclave of Macau is the only destination that matters to casino companies today as market growth continues to exceed expectations.
Wynn's second quarter income still increased 3 percent in Macau, but the casino operator expects earnings to slow until its new property on the Cotai Strip opens in early 2016.
Sin City venues’ only focus is making money so they’re willing to chase down the latest trend and take it to the next level, no matter whether its gaming, dance music, or blue grass.
