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Bally Gaming Opens Macau Office
16 February 2006
Bally Gaming and Systems has opened a new office in the Bank Of China Building in the heart of Macau S.A.R. to provide sales and service support for its slot machines, systems and table management business efforts throughout Asia.
Public Hearing on Singapore Exclusion Ban15 February 2006
International News Brief: Singapore’s National Council on Problem Gambling is inviting the public to give their views on exclusion measures to bar family members from entering casinos.
Las Vegas Bets Big on Macau15 February 2006
International News Brief: For months, a U.S. casino company has been busy creating a replica of Las Vegas on Macau and a patchwork of other islands just south of China between Hong Kong and Hanoi.
Many Differences Between Chinese Gamblers and Others14 February 2006
International News Brief: When tensions mount at the baccarat tables in Macau, gamblers don't reach for a stiff drink. They quaff hot green tea.
Singapore Relaxes Casino Controls13 February 2006
International News Brief: The government has decided to relax some controls over the casino operators of the two proposed integrated resorts in Singapore, like removing limits on the number of hours that a casino can operate.
Casino Firms Bet on Asia9 February 2006
International News Brief: The love of gambling throughout Asia and rising affluence in that part of the world is drawing gaming firms such as MGM Mirage and Wynn Resorts Ltd. who are eager to invest billions of dollars in Asia.
Resorts World Plans Bond Sale8 February 2006
International News Brief: Resorts World Bhd plans to raise around RM1 billion from a bond sale, people familiar with the plan said, as it seeks to expand its gaming business.
Tourism is Key to Winning Singapore Casino License8 February 2006
International News Brief: Tourism appeal will take priority when Singapore officials determine who wins the Republic's first casino licence, the government said on Wednesday.
Cops Taken to Task Over 'Hairy' Incident6 February 2006
International News Brief: Several non-governmental organisations have lambasted the Malaysian police for the head-shaving incident involving 11 men caught gambling on the second day of Chinese New Year.
Japan Airlines Might Drop Las Vegas6 February 2006
Las Vegas could lose its only nonstop air service from Asia next year.
Inside Gaming: Casinos Follow Flow of Money to Asia6 February 2006
A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.
Taubman, Gordon Join Harrah's Singapore Team6 February 2006
Harrah's Entertainment and Keppel Land report the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Taubman Asia, Ltd and Gordon Group Holdings to create a retail joint venture for the integrated resort at Marina Bay, Singapore.
Korea's Largest Casino Opens3 February 2006
International News Brief: High rollers and cautious gamblers alike can now try their luck at the South Korea's biggest foreigners-only casino which opened last weekend in Seoul.
Genting Optimistic About Singapore Bid2 February 2006
International News Brief: Malaysia's Genting International, one of the four bidders still in the running to build Singapore's integrated resort in Marina Bay, has dismissed sceptic
Sands Macao Opens New Gaming Area27 January 2006
Las Vegas Sands reports that the Sands Macao, the first western-operated casino in Asia, has opened the stunning new "Level of Fortune" gaming area located on the second floor of
Israeli Poker Tournament Begins in February26 January 2006
International News Brief: The Israel Poker Association's Pokerface 2006 tournament commences February 7 at the Tel Aviv Fairgrounds.
Casinos Open Arms for Asians with Open Wallets25 January 2006
Many Las Vegas Strip properties have decorated their lobbies and casinos with orange trees, red lanterns, gold coins and other Chinese symbols of luck and prosperity.
New Seoul Casino Opens25 January 2006
International News Brief: Seoul will gain a spacious new casino for foreigners tomorrow when the Grand Korea Corporation opens the first of three gambling halls planned for opening this year.
Another Roll of the Dice23 January 2006
International News Brief: The legalization of gambling and the opening of casinos on one or more of the nation's outlying islands would be financially beneficial for Taiwan in term
Shun Tak Moves Project to Cotai20 January 2006
International News Brief: Shun Tak Holdings Ltd., a Hong Kong-based conglomerate controlled by Macau casino owner Stanley Ho, said it will move its planned Cotai development project in Macau to the Cotai strip.
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