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Macau’s Studio City adding private hospital, opening in October

Macau’s Studio City integrated resort is going to be adding a private hospital to its non-gaming offerings, which is expected to open on October 1st.

Melco Resorts Finance raises $500M at 6.5%, debt maturity profile extended

Melco Resorts Finance secures $500M in senior notes, targeting 2026 debt buyback; analysts downgrade amid strong bond rally.

DigiPlus debuts Brazil operations with GamePlus launch on September 22nd

DigiPlus brings GamePlus to Brazil Sept. 22nd, its debut abroad, as it expands beyond the Philippines amid rising iGaming opportunities.

Philippines court orders Melco to compensate dismissed City of Dreams Manila staff

Philippines Court of Appeals orders Melco to pay $510 each to 26 City of Dreams Manila staff axed in 2020 redundancy.

Citigroup cuts Macau September GGR forecast to $2.4B amid slower momentum

Citigroup trims Macau September GGR forecast to $2.4B on slower run rate, while HSBC projects 7–12% YoY growth.

Century Entertainment changes auditor amid business transformation

Century Entertainment changes auditor amid business transformation

Vietnam absorbs Chinese tourists shifting away from Thailand: Report

Chinese tourists are choosing Vietnam over Thailand in 2025, boosting arrivals 44% and driving record tourism spending.

Hong Kong racing secures continued broadcast on Australia’s Racing.com

Following extensive peace talks, Hong Kong racing will continue to be broadcast on the Racing.com platform in Australia until the end of the current season, albeit under revised, unspecified terms.

Philippines senators urge increased funding for fight against financial crimes

The head of the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) of the Philippines emphasized the need for a comprehensive government approach to combat money laundering and terrorist financing during Senate budget discussions.

Hong Kong bourse declares former LET Group, Summit Ascent executive unsuitable as director

Hong Kong’s stock exchange has censured businessman Andrew Lo Kai Bong, declaring him unsuitable to serve as a director after he pushed ahead with a controversial plan to sell a Russian casino business that triggered regulatory concerns and board resignations.

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