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Cambodia’s NagaWorld Workers Plan to Strike on Saturday
Employees at NagaWorld in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, plan to strike, as ongoing differences with the casino resort's management have reached a breaking point. This...
— December 16, 2021
Philippines Casinos to Operate at 50 Percent Capacity Through 2021
Philippines casinos across the Southeast Asia country will be limited to operating at 50 percent capacity through the end of the year. The Philippines...
— December 16, 2021
Macau Casino Licenses To Be Issued Before June 2022 Expiry, Top Official Asserts
— December 15, 2021
Wakayama and Nagasaki Integrated Resorts Projects On Different Paths
— December 14, 2021
Macau Junket Meltdown Could Leave Thousands Jobless
— December 13, 2021
Crown Sydney Casino Plans Early 2022 Opening, Works on Government Grievances
— December 13, 2021
Blackstone Eyeing Another IPO Try of Spanish Gaming Operator Cirsa
— December 12, 2021
Fitch Ratings Forecasts Macau Rebound Mid-2022, But Cautious on Casino Giants
— December 11, 2021
Queensland Appeal Court Won’t Toss Case Against $30M Baccarat Whale
— December 10, 2021
Wynn Macau Assets Could Be ‘Salable’, Says Analyst
Executive change at Wynn Resorts (NASDAQ:WYNN) and a dramatically altered Macau VIP landscape could eventually compel the operator to sell its assets in the...
— December 9, 2021
Vietnam’s VNG Looking to Raise up to $300M, Eyes US Listing
— December 8, 2021
End of Macau Junkets Could Harm Local Government More Than Casinos
— December 8, 2021
Macau Tells Junkets to Cease Loaning Gaming Funds to VIP Clients
— December 7, 2021
Nagasaki Changing IR Design to Make It More Appealing
— December 7, 2021
Wynn Macau, Melco to Shut Junket VIP Rooms by December 21
— December 7, 2021
South Korea’s Paradise Co. Watches as Revenue Drops More than 50 Percent
— December 6, 2021
Thailand to Explore Integrated Resorts to Spur Post Covid-19 Economy
— December 6, 2021
Stanley Ho Family Bicker After Late Casino Mogul Didn’t Leave Will
— December 2, 2021
South Korea Returns COVID-19 Travel Regulations, Squashes Gaming Recovery
— December 2, 2021
