David Danzis
Casino, Gaming, and Tourism Reporter at Las Vegas Review-Journal
Casino & gaming reporter at @reviewjournal Past: @CatenaMedia @ThePressofAC @NJHerald @RutgersU
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2 days ago |
reviewjournal.com | David Danzis |Richard N. Velotta
Las Vegas-based Light & Wonder has announced a multimillion-dollar agreement with the Buffalo Thunder and Cities of Gold casinos in New Mexico to modernize their casino systems and operations. The tribal properties, operated by the Pueblo of Pojoaque, were early adopters to iView Pro S, Light & Wonder’s newest casino hardware system. The player interface enhances the gaming experience by displaying dynamic content and enabling customer interaction.
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2 days ago |
reviewjournal.com | David Danzis
It is a random Monday in downtown Las Vegas, and Paul Contino is posing for a newspaper photographer at the Carousel Bar outside the Plaza hotel-casino. A couple walking by with adult beverages in their hands stop to take a second look before the man wonders aloud if Contino is “Walter White’s doppelganger,” despite a bald head being the only noticeable resemblance to the Breaking Bad television character.
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1 week ago |
reviewjournal.com | David Danzis
MGM Resorts International announced Thursday a new employment agreement with its top executive. Bill Hornbuckle, president and chief executive officer of MGM Resorts, will continue serving in his current roles with the Las Vegas-based gaming and hospitality company through the end of 2028. According to a news release, Hornbuckle was offered an advisory role at the conclusion of his current term to assist with the opening of the company’s yet-to-be-completed casino resort in Osaka, Japan.
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1 week ago |
reviewjournal.com | David Danzis
A megaresort on the Strip is, once again, making changes within its leadership ranks, moving two of its top recently appointed executives into new roles. Alex Dixon, who was named chief executive officer of Resorts World Las Vegas in January, will become a senior adviser to the company’s board of directors, the casino-hotel announced Thursday.
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1 week ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | David Danzis
By David Danzis, Las Vegas Review-Journal Reports of layoffs at various Las Vegas casinos have been popping up for several months now, raising questions about whether the gaming industry is nearing an end to the post-COVID economic boom. Experts and executives say the staff adjustments are strategic, part of a long-term shift toward greater efficiency and profitability in a post-pandemic market.
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Bill Hornbuckle, president and chief executive officer of MGM Resorts, will continue serving in his current roles with the Las Vegas-based gaming and hospitality company through the end of 2028. https://t.co/Ma5tuy6oVT via @reviewjournal
"Resorts World Las Vegas leadership knows our best days are around the corner, and this is the next phase in our evolution,” the casino-hotel said. https://t.co/X4VRazHwwP via @reviewjournal
RT @RickVelotta: Wynn postponing Las Vegas remodeling project due to higher tariff expenses https://t.co/Ttfn5ROyqp via @reviewjournal