Tag Archives: Wynn Macau
China – Wynn Macau confirma Craig Billings como novo CEO
Wynn Macau Ltd has confirmed it will appoint Craig Billings as the company’s new CEO when current CEO Matt Maddox resigns early next year. Mr. Maddox resigned after two decades with Wynn Resorts, most recently as the Company’s Chief Executive Officer where he steered the Company through a very difficult period of time in its…
China – Wynn Macau pronto para florescer pós-COVID
Analyst Sanford C. Bernstein is predicting that Wynn Macau’s mix of VIP and mass gaming, along with its expansion at Wynn Palace in Cotai, should see it explode out of the COVID-19 slowdown. It has highlighted that Wynn Macau’s strength and diversity in operating efficiency should help its rebound. Sanford Bernstein analysts Vitaly Umansky, Tianjiao…
China – Sands, MGM e Wynn obterão condições de concorrência equitativas no processo de relicenciamento de Macau
Macau’s three US casino licence holders can expect a ‘level playing field’ when it comes to the relicensing process in 2022, according to ratings agency Fitch. Fitch believes that Sands China, MGM China and Wynn Macau will be given pragmatic approach from new Chief Executive, Ho Iat Seng but also believes there is still a…
China – Fogos de artifício enquanto o governo de Macau responde às críticas do limite de mesa de Wynn
The government in Macau has rounded on Steve Wynn after he publically lamented the government’s policies when it came to issuing table game allocations for new casinos. Mr. Wynn, who has long been a keen advocate in how Macau’s leaders does business, is dismayed at how casinos are having to make employment decisions and investment…
China – Wynn abalado por trabalho interno
O banco de investimento Daiwa Capital Markets, com sede em Hong Kong, informou que até 258 milhões de dólares foram roubados de um operador de sala VIP dentro do Wynn Macau. As ações do Wynn Macau caíram nove por cento no casino de notícias. Daiwa disse: “Funcionários da Dore Holdings, uma operadora de salas VIP em Macau, supostamente fugiram com entre HKD 200 milhões…
