Resorts World Sentosa News

The Gambling Regulatory Authority imposed financial penalties on RWS for failure to perform customer due diligence checks required under the Casino Control Act 2006 and the Casino Control Regulations 2009.

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Las Vegas Sands Corp. saw revenues decline in Macau, but had a positive quarter in its other markets.

Although nothing was resolved over the past few months in what seems to be a never-ending effort to bring casinos to Japan, gaming leaders and analysts walked away encouraged.

Genting Group's proposal to build Resorts World Las Vegas was approved during the meeting by the Nevada Gaming Commission.

The Casino Regulatory Authority of Singapore imposed a financial penalty of $600,000 on Resorts World Sentosa for partially reimbursing the annual entry levy paid by some local casino patrons.

Singapore CRA fined Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa for failing to enforce the social safeguard requirements.

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

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.

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

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.

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Wynn Macau opened on Sept. 6, 2006 and the luxury resort has thrived in the booming Macau gaming market.

Singapore approved the country's first casinos in 2006 and five years later Marina Bay Sands and the casino at Resort World Sentosa are as popular as ever.

Three people to be charged in Singapore for entering casino with false ID.

Casino giant Steve Wynn said he's interested in expanding to Singapore, but comments he made back in 2005 might come back to bite him.

Singapore's Casino Regulation Authority will conduct a full-scale inspection into its two casinos.

Resorts World Sentosa were fined last week for breaches under the Casino Control Act related to surveillance and the entrance levy.

Two arrested at Resorts World Sentosa for using false identity cards to gain entry.