Taiwanese superstar Jay Chou has denied rumors that he lost 1 billion yuan (US$138 million) gambling in Macau, forcing him to mortgage his villa and private jet.

An unnamed Chinese A-lister was alleged to have lost assets of $189 million at a Macau casino. Read more at straitstimes.com.

"Gourmet Pavilion", a new “culinary destination” at Macau casino resort Wynn Palace, will be launched this year and staff ...

Troubled Australian casino company Star Entertainment received a cash infusion of A$53 million ($33.4 million) this week in return for half of the company’s stake in the company’s Brisbane casino.

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Six restaurants from StarWorld Hotel and Galaxy Macau™ Integrated Resort have proudly secured spots on the '100 TOP TABLES' ...

While many casino stocks struggle with economic uncertainty, two luxury operators stand out for investors seeking growth ...

Consumer demand for Macau casino gambling was “stable” in the first nine days of March, said JP Morgan Securities (Asia ...

Troubled Australian casino company Star Entertainment received a cash infusion of AUD $53 million ($33.4 million) this week ...

Lawmakers in Brazil are moving closer to legalizing land-based casinos, bingo halls, and other forms of betting. With Davi ...

Las Vegas Sands executive Robert Goldstein will transition out of his position as chairman and CEO of the company to a senior adviser role next year, Sands officials announced Thursday.