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Ahead of a potential new integrated resort in Nagasaki, a consortium of public institutions is being formed to support the education of young people, who may eventually work…

Crown Resorts’ bid to be granted its gaming licence in Sydney continues to struggle, as the state’s regulator said the group still needs to undergo significant change in…

Chinese officials have ramped up their bid to stamp out gambling, with the central bank pledging to target “capital chains” within the financial sector to block border gambling.

Three Asian countries will be at the heart of the casino industry’s future growth, the latest report from Goldman Sachs has revealed. China, Japan and South…

A Vietnamese real estate development giant has launched its much awaited $2.8 billion resort in Phu Quoc. Inside Asian Gaming reports that Phu…

A Las Vegas casino heavyweight is looking to increase its holdings in Macau following the recent sale of assets in the United States. Inside Asian…

A former store manager at a Melbourne casino store stole thousands of dollars in products from his employer. The Herald Sun…

A deal with the New South Wales gambling regulator struck by James Packer to reduce his influence over Crown Resorts could help the casino operator retain its Australian…

One of Japan’s contending cities for an integrated resort licence has confirmed it will announce its selected operator by the end of April, at the latest.

A Macau casino operator has distanced itself from an online gambling website that is using its brand. Gambling Insider reports that the fraudulent…

The views of investors may be overly optimistic when it comes to Macau’s gaming stocks, given the region’s slow vaccine rollout and economic recovery. Asia Gaming…

A Long Island casino has been sold by operator Delaware North, to the company that has long been operating the venue’s gaming machines. Jake’s 59 Casino…

Australian casino operator Crown Resorts said private equity giant and 10 per cent shareholder Blackstone Group has modified the conditions of its proposed $8 billion buyout.

MGM China is committed to Macau and ready to invest further in the region as it begins its road to recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

A cyber attack is to blame for Tasmania’s lone casino operator’s poker machine and hotel booking system outage, which has lasted for more than a week.