Japan is getting ready to issue three highly coveted gaming licenses. The country’s gaming market is estimated to be worth more than $25 billion a year once resorts open in 2025. If the estimates stand up, Japan would become the second-largest gaming market in the world behind Chinese gaming enclave Macau. MGM and at least eight other companies had been vying for the Japanese licenses. In 2019 Las Vegas Sands Corp. and Wynn Resorts Ltd. turned their attention to other areas. Caesars Entertainment Corp. dropped out of the race altogether. MGM teamed up with Japanese financial services group Orix for its bid for a gaming license. MGM/Orix group was the only one to participate in the RFP process. “We think MGM is in a very good position in Osaka at this point” – Union Gaming analyst John DeCree (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
After the Sphere’s debut on the Fourth of July last year, the entertainment venue dazzled Las Vegas again with a new and improved Independence Day Exosphere show.
Every time I go anywhere, I see vehicles with expired plates, no plates and no temporary registration. Every time. Where are the traffic police?
I am a bit confused, mainly about the cost estimates surrounding the project. Estimates are in the $6 million range.
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
Much of this is built on dubious claims and questionable science.
The only relevant questions are “Can he do the job?” and, in a very distant second place, “Can he win?”
Caitlin Clark’s popularity shows sexism wasn’t holding back the WNBA.
The Aces celebrated Independence Day with a sixth consecutive win, rolling past the Washington Mystics at Michelob Ultra Arena.