Tag: macau

Consumers will be able to pay their bills at 7-Eleven outlets in Macau.
By Howard Winn | 25 October 2007
Shun Tak Holdings prices its $220 million placement at a 3.6% discount, while Xinyi Glass has to offer a 9% discount to get its $231 million offer out the door.
By Anette Jönsson, Yi Tin Chak | 28 September 2007
Galaxy Entertainment's CFO, Nigel Morrison, discusses the flagship StarWorld property and the company's strategy for capitalising on Macau's booming gaming market.
By Howard Winn | 28 September 2007
A week after The Venetian opens, specialists express their views on who will win and who will lose in the competitive Macau gaming market.
By Yi Tin Chak | 5 September 2007
M&A
The Chinese bank pays $590 million to acquire an 80% interest in Seng Heng Bank from Stanley Ho and CEO Patrick Huen.
By Sameera Anand | 30 August 2007
Morgan Stanley strategist Rob Hart is cautious about Macau gaming stocks.
By Anette Jönsson | 27 April 2007
The acquisitive developer secures $150 million from its fixed-price offer, marking the second Hong Kong placement in three days.
By Anette Jönsson | 18 September 2006
Can Macau out-Vegas Las Vegas, asks Standard & Poor's.
By Standard & Poor's | 23 June 2006
Share sale follows news on casino JV spin-off and land acquisition which has helped boost the share price by 22% in four days.
By Anette Jönsson | 1 June 2006
Macau''s fifth casino concessionaire becomes the fourth to seek international capital. Project finance imminent; a listing in Hong an eventuality.
By Nick Lord | 1 June 2005
Duo acquire rights to a 25-year renewable lease on the Cotai Strip for $214 million.
By Cherie Marriott | 16 May 2005
Injection of casino project spurs new placement.
By Jackie Horne | 12 November 2004
Venetian resort''s President, William Weidner talks about why his company is building 60,000 hotel rooms in Macau.
By Steven Irvine | 25 May 2004
HSBC Life has launched its first two life insurance products in Macau.
By Jonathan Wharton | 20 March 2003
Banco Weng Hang to distribute Schroders funds.
By Jame DiBiasio | 18 April 2001
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