Singapore News - Page 3

Major swoops on illegal football gambling across Asia result in 300 arrests.

There are 250 trees on the roof of its Marina Bay Sands hotel and casino in Singapore. The SkyPark's forest helps keep the building cool and returns oxygen to the environment.

Singapore to introduce casino visit caps for locals whose gambling habits create financial dire straits.

Singapore intends to implement safeguards that protect against gambling addiction.

Las Vegas Sands not inclined currently to work with licensed junket-operators, but did not rule out the possibility entirely.

Before the economy tanked and the Strip's building boom went bust, the development of multibillion-dollar hotel-casino projects centered on Las Vegas. Now those resorts are being built elsewhere.

Self-guided online intervention workbook part of initiative launched by Singapore's addiction service.

Singapore's move to license two casino junket operators positively impacted Genting shares.

The Singapore government is investigating possible interventions such as circuit breakers to deter and protect gambling addicts.

Pressure is mounting on Singapore's casinos to be more pro-active around responsible gaming.

Supporters of legislation that could land three casinos in South Florida weren't overly disappointed when state lawmakers canceled a planned vote on the controversial bill.

Nevada casino company executives are traveling to Japan, Vietnam, Korea, the Philippines, Thailand and other potential casino destinations to find the next Macau or Singapore.

A Florida legislator withdrew a bill that would build three Las Vegas-style hotel-casinos in the southern part of state Friday.

Marina Bay Sands pursuing gamblers, who allegedly owe $1 million, through the courts.

New US$3 Billion casino-resort planned for South Korea's main airport.

Singapore's two casino are anticipating large crowds for Chinese New Year.

A potential casino complex in Miami could siphon an estimated $1 billion to $2 billion in annual gaming revenues away from the Las Vegas Strip.

In 2010, Macau produced $23.5 billion in gaming revenues, more than five times the total on the Las Vegas Strip.

Singapore introduces stricter advertising and promotion controls on casinos, to prevent them targeting locals.

Susan Hensel named to run International Association of Gaming Regulators for a one-year-term.