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Macau falls for 26th straight month
Despite falling casino revenue, another US$7 billion in resorts opens into Macau.
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Posted in Chinese tourists, Cotai resorts, Forbes.com, Galaxy Macau, Hong Kong On Air, Las Vegas Sands, Macau casinos, Macau diversification, Melco Crown, Parisian Macao, Sheldon Adelson, Steve Wynn, Studio City Macau, Wynn Palace, Wynn Resorts
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Revenue figures reveal Macau struggles
Macau’s gaming revenue fell in June for a 25th straight month.
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Posted in Chinese overseas travel, Cotai, Forbes.com, Hong Kong On Air, Las Vegas Sands, Macau casinos, Macau hotels, Macau recovery, Macau stocks, Sands China, Sheldon Adelson, Steve Wynn, Wynn Macau, Wynn Resorts
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Casino head fake rouses Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City project has no chance for gambling.
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Posted in Asia casinos, Asia golf, Forbes.com, Ho Tram, Hong Kong On Air, Las Vegas Sands, Paul Steelman, Philip Falcone, Sheldon Adelson, Steelman Partners, The Grand- Ho Tram, Vietnam casinos, Vietnam politics, William Weidner
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China pet project could dog Macau
President Xi Jinping endorses Hengqin’s development, but policies linking it to neighboring Macau lag.
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Posted in Chimelong, China tourism, Cotai, Forbes.com, Hengqin, Hong Kong On Air, Inside Asian Gaming, Las Vegas Sands, Macau casinos, Macau economic diversification, Macau economy, Macau tourism, Matthew Ossolinski, Ocean Kingdom, Sheldon Adelson, Xi Jinping
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Macau casino numbers remain steadily bad
No growth, less hope in Macau’s latest gaming revenue figures.
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Posted in Forbes.com, Hong Kong On Air, Las Vegas Sands, Macau casino earnings, Macau casino stocks, Macau casinos, Macau hotels, Macau mass market, Morgan Stanley, Sands China, Sanford Bernstein, Sheldon Adelson, Steve Wynn, Studio City Macau, Union Gaming Group, Wynn Macau, Wynn Resorts
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