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Legislation to legalize casino gambling in Japan has yet again been delayed.

Tourism revenue fell, but Singapore's gaming revenue was up 12 percent for its Q2 period.

Las Vegas Sands told investors its net income for the third quarter was $671.7 million, compared with $626.7 million in the same quarter a year ago.

Turkey to privatize games of chance to generate cash revenue for government coffers.

Singapore passes Remote Gambling Bill.

Analysts warned Monday that the Chinese gaming enclave, which has experienced four straight monthly revenue dips, hasn’t bottomed out.

Macau absorbs the ouch of a revenue drop of 11 percent compared to September last year.

Ongoing labour unrest in Macau sees some casino workers walk off the job today.

Japan's first casino is in jeopardy due to bureaucracy and increasing building costs.

China's anti-corruption push is being felt in Macau's casinos, with some VIP gamblers staying away.

IGT to provide 52 video poker machines and more to new resort.

On Monday, the Chinese gaming market was red-flagged when Wells Fargo Securities gaming analyst Cameron McKnight became the latest Wall Street researcher to post warning signals.

Continued weakness in the VIP segment has contributed to a reduction in the full year 2014 Macau gaming revenue forecast to 4%.

Singapore introduces the Remote Gambling Bill in parliament to crack down on all forms of remote gambling.

Despite the 6.1 drop in August — the largest decline in 2014 — the Macau gaming market is up 8.1 percent for the year’s first eight months following 2013’s record $45.2 billion in gaming revenue.

Shares prices fall in Macau casinos over threat of strike action after worker protests.

Israeli police discover rocket shelter being used as impromptu casino and grow op, farmer arrested.

Pakistan's field hockey world engulfed in gambling scandal as 8 are arrested, including some coaches of the junior national team.

Following the company’s release of second-quarter earnings this month — a profit of $105.5 million on revenue of $2.6 billion — the investment community praised the company and lauded expansion opportunities in the U.S. and Macau.

Crown Resorts saw a leap in net profit up 66 percent, aided by the growth of its Macau operation.