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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1 week ago |
reviewjournal.com | David Danzis |Richard N. Velotta
Anti-smoking advocates are urging shareholders of major casino operators in the United States to force the publicly traded companies to study the economic impacts of indoor smoking bans. American Nonsmokers’ Rights Foundation (ANRF) and Trinity Health have filed shareholder resolutions with a handful of domestic gambling corporations that would require the operators to study the economic benefits of implementing smoke-free policies at their properties.
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2 weeks ago |
reviewjournal.com | David Danzis
Billionaire Tilman Fertitta capitalized on recent economic market volatility by buying up additional shares of a Las Vegas-based casino company. Fertitta bought 400,000 shares of Wynn Resorts Ltd. this month, increasing his overall stake in the company to 13 million shares, according to filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The 67-year-old businessman and soon-to-be foreign diplomat has been Wynn’s largest individual shareholder since late last year.
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2 weeks ago |
reviewjournal.com | David Danzis
The anticipated mid-March opening date for a Strip casino’s multimillion-dollar pool complex upgrade has passed, and a new opening date is still unconfirmed. The GO Pool at Flamingo Las Vegas is undergoing a $20 million overhaul and is slated to open this spring, according to the casino’s parent company, Caesars Entertainment. When the project was announced in February via press release, the casino’s website was accepting daybed and cabana reservations at the GO Pool beginning March 17.
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2 weeks ago |
reviewjournal.com | David Danzis
A megaresort on the Strip looking to expand its global reach has brought in an industry veteran with a proven track record of attracting international gamblers to Las Vegas. Resorts World Las Vegas announced the appointment of Greg Shulman as executive vice president of international marketing.
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2 weeks ago |
reviewjournal.com | David Danzis |Richard N. Velotta
A locals’ casino known for offering some of Las Vegas’ best deals is upping the ante on Mondays for those above a certain age. South Point hotel-casino is debuting 50+ Prime Time Mondays, a special promotion with exclusive perks for guests 50 years of age and older. Every Monday, eligible guests can go to the movies for $4 (additional fee for 3D or XD) at South Point’s on-site cinema.
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The FTC has told MGM it plans to withdraw its civil investigative demand regarding the incident that cost the company an estimated $100 million and crippled the company’s resort operations for nine days in September 2023. https://t.co/DtXOfglxNz via @reviewjournal @RickVelotta
RT @RickVelotta: Top Wynn shareholder hits 10% ownership level https://t.co/m1bJA3mxLT via @reviewjournal
A $20 million expansion of the historic downtown property was officially unveiled Thursday, complete with a ribbon-cutting and a mayoral proclamation declaring Feb. 20 as “El Cortez Hotel & Casino Day” in the city of Las Vegas. https://t.co/of9Hm6LnD3 via @reviewjournal
