November 13, 2006An excellent article written by Eric Ellis of the Sydney Morning Herald. This is about the Singaporean second casino bid. One must wonder why James Packer does not put the wow factor in his own backyard, the Burswood Casino in Perth. The writer is absolutely right Burswood gets many gamblers from Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore as it is only an 4-6 hour flight!
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October 26, 2006Las Vegas is traditionally the gambling capital of the world, but these days the face of the casino industry is changing.
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October 12, 2006It is confirmed that the gaming licence that PBL had is now been transfered to the Melco PBL jointventure. Also Melco PBL will be jointly bidding for the second Singapore licence together with the Las Vegas’ Eight Wonder consortium.
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October 11, 2006As reported, Australia’s Publishing and Broadcasting Ltd chairman James Packer has made a surprise appearance with a Las Vegas firm bidding for Singapore’s second casino licence.
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August 24, 2006Well Sands Macau openend their new extension adding 273 more gaming tables, bringing the total to 740 gaming tables. Even though some of the vistors numbers are dropping they are still very upbeat. Will be interesting to see what will happen as the US economy is slowly declining, making profits harder to come by for the Chinese manufacturers.
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August 1, 2006Comment - Las Vegas Sands will continue to do well mainly because of their foray into Asia, first Macau and now in Singapore. LVS stock is already up 54% for this year and once the expanded Sands Macau opens we do expect it to go even higher this year.
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