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Sheldon Adelson died and left the reins of Las Vegas Sands in the hands of his second-in-command, Rob Goldstein. Goldstein inherits the reins, but not the stock and ownership control of the company. Adelson’s wife, Miriam, gets the stock. In time, Miriam may be able to exercise some control over the company, but not until she is licensed in Nevada and receives approval from Macau and Singapore. Upon Adelson’s death, Goldstein reaffirmed his support of Adelson’s values, goals, and agenda. Adelson had big plans: He wanted to bring Macau-like strips to Spain, Texas, Miami, and New York City...

Singapore’s two integrated resorts, Marina Bay Sands (MBS) and Resorts World Sentosa, continued benefiting from brisk traffic among locals in the fourth quarter. Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, seen here. The city-state’s two casinos are on the mend, say analysts. (Image: The Straits Times) That trend, which emerged in earnest during the July through September period, is pivotal to the profitability of those gaming venues. It comes at a time when the city-state’s tourism industry is still hindered by regional travel restrictions stemming from the coronavirus pandemic. In the final three...

January 29, 2021, 12:57 pm · The casino empire Las Vegas Sands continues with the plan to bring casinos in Texas even after the few set backs it experienced this year, including the death of its CEO Sheldon Adelson. As Adelson passed away, many started questioning how much momentum remained behind the cause. Regardless of the sad event, Las Vegas Sands made it clear that the initial plan is still on the table and that Texas is a good enough opportunity for expansion. Prior to Adelson’s death, the new state House speaker, Dade Phelan stated that casinos need...

Newsroom Howard Stutz, CDC Gaming Reports · January 28, 2021 at 8:48 am It didn’t take long for new Las Vegas Sands Chairman and CEO Rob Goldstein to put his stamp on the casino conglomerate. He told analysts Wednesday Las Vegas Sands was exploring the potential of entering the sports betting, digital, and iGaming marketplace – an area of the gaming industry in which his predecessor, the late Sheldon Adelson, spent millions of dollars in an effort to quash. Goldstein said Adelson had ethical concerns about online gaming and how to police it against younger age players. Las Vegas Sands ...

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