CNN uncovers a secret pipeline linking Chinese gamblers and cartel cash through Las Vegas’ biggest casino, exposing complex money laundering operations and raising questions about regulatory oversight and casino security.
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Casinos across the globe have ceased operations as the coronavirus pandemic spreads, marking an unprecedented halt in the gaming industry and raising economic concerns. The Washington Post reports on this rapid shutdown.
Reuters reports on a criminal investigation into Sheldon Adelson’s casino empire, probing allegations of financial misconduct and regulatory breaches. The inquiry raises questions about practices in the high-stakes gambling sector.
Sports betting in the U.S. faces volatility as fear and limit orders surge, challenging market stability. In Las Vegas, bettors navigate rising risks, marking a shift in how wagers are placed nationwide.
Casino.org reveals the top 5 richest casino owners in the US, spotlighting industry moguls who have amassed vast fortunes through gaming ventures. Their wealth reflects the booming casino market and strategic investments.
The “United States Casino Gambling Market Forecast and Company Analysis Report 2025-2033” on Yahoo Finance highlights key players like Las Vegas Sands, MGM, Caesars, and Wynn Resorts, projecting growth and strategic trends in the industry.
A Michigan casino has been ranked among the best outside Las Vegas, according to ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4. The recognition highlights the state’s growing reputation in the gaming industry.
On March 19, 1931, Nevada officially legalized gambling, marking a pivotal moment in U.S. history. This move transformed the state’s economy and laid the foundation for Las Vegas as a global gaming hub.
Gaming revenue has risen nationwide, yet the Las Vegas Strip faces a downturn, reflecting shifting player trends and economic pressures. Experts weigh in on the evolving industry landscape.
U.S. casinos raked in a record $66.5 billion in 2023, marking their best year ever. Despite economic uncertainties, gamblers showed strong confidence, driving unprecedented revenue gains.
Las Vegas tourism faces a sharp decline, with experts citing rising prices fueled by greed and political instability in the U.S. as key factors. The city grapples with balancing profit and visitor appeal.
Las Vegas police report a surge in crime ahead of the Super Bowl, citing increased thefts and altercations. Authorities urge visitors to stay vigilant as security measures are intensified across the city.
The Las Vegas Strip has once again topped the U.S. in gaming revenue, signaling a strong rebound for the industry. Experts say the future looks brighter than ever as tourism and high-stakes play drive growth.
The NRL aims to capitalize on its controversial Las Vegas long-shot event, betting on fan interest and tourism boosts despite mixed reactions. The move highlights the league’s push for global expansion and new revenue streams.
As Super Bowl 58 hits Las Vegas, gambling addicts face heightened risks amid record betting activity. Meanwhile, the NFL profits from soaring wagers, spotlighting concerns over addiction and industry ethics.
Buffalo Bill’s Casino in Primm, once a popular stop for Vegas-bound travelers, is reducing its operating hours. The change reflects shifting visitor patterns and challenges in the competitive casino market.
Ainsworth Gaming Technology has officially opened its new facility in Las Vegas, enhancing its footprint in the gaming industry hub. The expansion aims to boost innovation and support local operations.
The Mafia’s grip on Las Vegas shaped its rise from dusty outpost to entertainment capital. From Bugsy Siegel’s Flamingo to Anthony Spilotro’s violent reign, mob influence fueled Vegas’ early casino boom.
The Las Vegas Strip remains the undisputed leader in US casino gambling, drawing millions of visitors annually and generating record revenues despite growing competition from other gambling hubs, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
Sands Corp. is exiting Las Vegas, selling its casino assets in a $6.25 billion deal. The move marks a significant shift in the city’s gaming landscape, signaling changing strategies in the industry.