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Sands China Chief Executive Officer and President Steven Jacobs was removed from his position on Friday.

Hong Kong shares bloom despite Macau revenue dip.

Macau revenue expected to rise this month, as gamblers recover from World Cup distractions.

No sign yet of any money laundering in Singapore as a result of new casinos.

Illegal casinos under more scrutiny and raids since sumo wrestling gambling scandal.

Gambling raids by Interpol netted $10m during month of World Cup.

Two convicted of theft last week at Singapore casinos results in jail and hefty fine.

Singapore community projects already benefiting from new casino fees.

Major online betting network smashed in China prior to World Cup.

Fans complaints mean sumo tournament will not be broadcast live for first time in 57 years.

Kotomitsuki is the first ozeki to be fired in sumo gambling scandal.

Malaysian government decide against issuing sports gambling licence to Ascott Sports.

In another step redolent of Las Vegas, Sands China seeks airline partner to fly tourists to Macau for budget package deals.

Both new Singapore resorts meet CRA standards providing machines that are fair, secure and reliable.

More stores open as Marina Bay Sands resort continues to buzz.

New casinos in Singapore are also keeping the courts busy.

The $5.7 billion Mariana Bay Sands in Singapore will celebrate its grand opening on Wednesday.

Sammy Farha, best known for his runner-up performance against Chris Moneymaker in the 2003 World Series of Poker Main Event, won his third WSOP gold bracelet at approximately 7 a.m. PT on Tuesday. Farha's win netted the Lebanese-born professional gambler $488,241.

Man fined $2,000 for stealing woman's chips at Resorts World Sentosa.

World Cup gambling ring busted by Hong Kong police.