Casinos & Gaming

Welcome to the Weekend Report, where iGB looks at the news that you may have missed across Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This week: SL Green CEO £10 million bonus hinges…

Analysts say Macau’s casino industry should return to pre-Covid levels by 2026. Improved visitation and a stronger economy are expected to boost mass-market gaming this year. Macau can expect a…

Just over a year after Durango first opened its doors in southwest Las Vegas, operators Station Casinos have begun building a new parking garage and casino expansion. Station Casinos isn’t…

Mohegan Gaming faces a liquidity crunch that could threaten its future as a “going concern”. The crisis is related to its new Inspire resort in South Korea. In its fourth-quarter…

The City of Las Vegas’ historian said the original vibe of the city was very much a Western theme to begin with however has morphed over the years From the…

The Culinary Union strike that started on Nov. 15 is still underway, coming after months of negotiations over a new contract for Virgin’s non-gaming Culinary members. The union-led workers’ strike…

Two of the biggest court cases of the year involved gaming companies against each other with Aristocrat battling Light & Wonder and Wynn against Fontainebleau Las Vegas. While most Southern…

The New Year’s Day opening of The California hotel-casino 50 years ago marked the beginning of one of Southern Nevada’s longest running gaming businesses. A Las Vegas gaming company with…

The Vietnam government will suspend a three-year pilot programme to test the efficacy of locals gaming. Tomorrow (31 December) is the last day Vietnamese nationals can gamble at the Casino…

This week, crews have been hard at work prepping for America’s Celebration firework show. Take a peek inside the dazzling world atop the casinos this year. Crews were hard at…