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Phase one of Resorts World Sentosa to open January 20, 2010.

Wall Street analysts upgraded the prospects of Wynn Resorts and Las Vegas Sands based on the companies’ holdings in Macau.

Five suspects have now been indicted on illegal gambling charges in recent high profile case.

A Korean national's attempt to redeem $2.1 million in gambling chips has been thrown out by The Philippine Supreme Court.

Singapore's Marina Bay Sands speculated to open in April.

Five men were arrested Tuesday when Israeli police busted an online gambling network, that used a server in Eastern Europe.

The bridge is expected to cost about $5 billion in U.S. currency and be finished in either 2015 or 2016.

The casino company said it raised $5 bullion and will use a portion of the proceeds to restart and complete construction in Macau.

The Chinese government has launched a nationwide campaign against illegal soccer gambling.

200 games may have been compromised in Europe’s biggest ever match-fixing scandal.

Michael Jackson's original Moonwalk glove bought by Macau casino at auction.

Illegal online gambling operation that made 340 million shekels ($90 million) in two years busted.

Las Vegas Sands plans to restart its stalled hotel-casino projects on Macau's Cotai Strip.

Macau may be forced to ration drinking water, which could spell disaster for casinos.

Two arrested illegal baseball gambling suspects may face further charges over another baseball gambling case.

Six people arrested in Taiwan, suspected of accepting bets in a baseball match fixing scandal.

Daniel Boulud is one of six celebrity chefs who will open a restaurant at the $5.4 billion Marina Bay Sands in Singapore

Las Vegas Sands is seeking up to $2 billion to restart its stalled casino projects in Macau.

The casino giant is is exploring an initial public offering in the Asian market.

International news brief: MGM Mirage and business partner Pansy Ho plan to expand their Macau casino.