A Royal Commission into Crown Resorts’ suitability to retain its casino license for flagship property Crown Melbourne has shone a dark light on issues around problem gambling, tax avoidance and the company’s relationship with the Victorian gaming regulator.
Former South Australian regulator and advisor to the Macau and Singapore governments, David Green, helps us answer the burning question: What happens if Crown loses its casino license?
Three candidates remain in the race to be selected by Nagasaki as its IR operator. IAG looks at the contenders...
Dutch-inspired theme park Huis Ten Bosch is the candidate site for a Kyushu/Nagasaki IR, but is it suitable for one...
Wakayama Marina City has long been touted as the best hope to spark Wakayama’s economic recovery. Now it is hoped...
Inside Asian Gaming speaks with Trevor Ross about his recent promotion to Sales Director – Asia for Scientific Games. Ben...
A member of the CNMI’s House of Representatives has called for Imperial Pacific International’s failed Saipan casino venture to be brought to a spectacular end by destroying its unfinished casino-resort with dynamite. His comments were made during a meeting of...
Star Entertainment Group has withdrawn a proposal to merge with fellow Australian casino operator Crown Resorts in the wake of calls this week for Victoria’s Royal Commission to find Crown unsuitable to retain its state casino license. In a Friday...
Crown Resorts is a 33% chance and shrinking of retaining its casino license for flagship casino Crown Melbourne, according to former CEO and Executive Commissioner of Victoria’s state gaming regulator, Peter Cohen. Cohen was speaking with Inside Asian Gaming in...
NIKI Chyau Fwu (Parkview) Group announced on 22 July that it had added more partners to its consortium as part of its bid to develop a Nagasaki/Kyushu IR. The new domestic partners are said to offer unique skills to create...
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