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China planning to clamp down on foreign countries who court its citizens for gambling revenue.

The official was shocked by the unusual request, and rejected it out of hand.

Singapore blocks hundreds of online gambling websites.

Talk about throwing gasoline on a raging inferno.

Wynn said Tuesday revenue from it two Macau casinos dipped 32 percent in the quarter that ended Dec. 31.

January's decline was the eighth straight monthly drop.

New operators more willing to accept Nepali government's regulation which saw all casinos closed down last year.

Sri Lanka's new President Maithripala Sirisena has put an end to three proposed casinos, including James Packer's $400 million project.

Chinese New Year celebrations welcome the Year of the Yang, honoring the Goat, Sheep and Ram.

Adelson defends Macau even as troubled market crimps Sands' earnings.

Analysts believe the Strip will continue its rebound, although gaming won’t be the primary reason.

In a statement Friday from the company’s Sands China Ltd., Sheldon Adelson, the 81-year-old billionaire and company founder, will replace Edward Tracy, whose retirement was announced in an SEC filing this week.

A casino for Phu Quoc Island, which will be part of a larger tourism complex, has been approved

Macau may have had a revenue decline, but the visitors are still coming.

A Chinese government official is hinting at a potential gaming tax increase ahead of license renewals for Macau's casino operators.

In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission Tuesday, Wynn Resorts Ltd. said it was slashing the CEO's salary to $2.5 million per year from $4 million.

Four out of five of the David Group's VIP gaming rooms to close in Macau.

80 people taken into custody in Paraguay illegal online gambling site raid, one man arrested.

In December 2014 PokerStars completed the rollout of casino table games to players in eligible markets on PokerStars.com and certain domains sharing liquidity on the global network.

Opposition leaders in the Malaysian parliament have called on Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, the minister of home affairs, to publicly explain why he became involved in the high-stakes gambling case.