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The Star to proceed with closure of corporate office, cutting jobs and shifting responsibilities

The Star is proceeding with plans to close its corporate office in Brisbane, aiming to decentralize responsibility and reduce workforce.

Sands China announces salary increase and bonus for team members

Sands China has announced a 2026 pay rise for most employees, alongside a discretionary one-month bonus recognizing contributions in 2025.

Light & Wonder to pay $127.5M settlement to Aristocrat over Dragon Train litigation

Light & Wonder agrees to pay $127.5 million settlement to Aristocrat for IP infringement linked to Dragon Train game.

INSPIRE Entertainment Resort registers $183.4M in GGR for fiscal year ending Sept. 2025

South Korea's Inspire Entertainment Resort registered nearly $183.4 million in GGR for fiscal year ending Sept. 30th, 2025.

Macau’s Tourist Price Index rose 1.71% in 2025 as hotel rates eased

Visitor prices in Macau increased 1.71% yearly in 2025, driven by jewellery and leisure spending, despite lower accommodation costs.

Brokerage lifts Genting Malaysia rating on RWNYC-driven 2027 growth

Genting Malaysia earns Buy upgrade from CIMB as RWNYC license underpins expectations of a strong earnings rebound in FY27.

Craig Fullalove departing Macau to assume CFO role at Wynn Resorts in April

Wynn Macau's CFO and Chief Administrative Officer Craig Fullalove is being elevated to the role of CFO at Wynn Resorts, effective April 1st.

Delta Corp. discontinues operation at Goa casino amongst GST increase

Delta Corp shutters operations at The Zuri White Sands Goa casino/hotel amongst GST levy increase.

SJM issues $540M in 6.5% senior notes due 2031 to improve ‘financial flexibility’

Macau gaming operator SJM Holdings has announced the issuance of $540 million in 6.6 percent senior notes due in 2031.

Aristocrat extends share buy-back program, additional $500M in shares open to purchase by March 2027

Aristocrat Leisure Limited has announced that it will extend its on-market share buy-back program, allowing a further AU$750 million ($502.35 million) in shares to be bought back over a 12-month period ending March 5th, 2027.

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