Macau casinos
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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MGM takeover stamps US casino reversal
Macau junkets were once a problem for New Jersey, but the times done changed.
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Posted in Atlantic City, Borgata, Boyd Gaming, Caesars Entertainment, casino regulation, Chinese triads, Forbes.com, Harrah’s, Hong Kong On Air, Lawrence Ho, Macau casinos, Melco Crown, MGM, Nevada Gaming Commission, New Jersey Casino Control Commission, organized crime, Pansy Ho, Sheldon Adelson, SJM Holdings, Stanley Ho, Steve Wynn, Terry Lanni
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James Packer’s Crown hedges Macau bet
Australia casino leader can use cash for projects in Sydney and Las Vegas. 
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Posted in Alon Las Vegas, Australia casinos, City of Dreams Manila, Forbes.com, Hong Kong On Air, James Packer, Las Vegas casinos, Las Vegas Strip, Lawrence Ho, Macau casinos, Macau Studio City, Melco Crown, Nobu, The Audition
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Macau casino revenue slump hits 24 months
China’s slowing economy and anti-corruption drive continue as gaming decline reaches two years. 
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Posted in Aaron Fischer, China anti-corruption drive, China economy, China outbound tourism, CLSA, Cotai, Forbes.com, Global Gaming Expo Asia (G2E Asia), Hong Kong On Air, Macau casinos, Macau hotels, Macau tourism, Sands China, Sheldon Adelson, Steve Wynn, Wynn Macau, Xi Jinping
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Macau report sheds no light for dark times
Government review says casino expansion has benefited Macau, but has not help for current downturn.
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Posted in Beijing-Macau relations, DICJ Macau, Forbes.com, Hong Kong On Air, Lionel Leong, Macau casinos, Macau economy, Macau gaming regulation, Macau junkets, Macau non-gaming revenue, Paulo Martins Chan, University of Macau Institute for the Study of Commercial Gaming
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