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Trump’s Policies Could Spell Trouble for U.S. Gambling Licensees

A second Donald Trump presidency could shake up the gambling industry in ways that aren’t entirely clear yet—but insiders are already bracing for challenges. From labor shortages to supply chain disruptions, casino operators and other gaming stakeholders may face a bumpy ride depending on how policy shifts unfold. Workforce Shortages Could Hit Casinos Hard Hiring…

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Culinary Union Backs Congressman Horsford’s Push to End Subminimum Wage, Taxation on Tips

U.S. Rep. Steven Horsford is leading a charge to eliminate the subminimum wage and taxes on tips, a move that has gained strong backing from Nevada’s influential Culinary Union. While former President Donald Trump has floated a similar idea, Horsford is making it clear his version goes further—closing loopholes and ensuring workers see real benefits.…

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SkyCity Cuts Full-Year Earnings Forecast Amid Tough Market Conditions

SkyCity Entertainment Group has revised its full-year earnings outlook downward after a difficult first half, with declines in revenue, underlying EBITDA, and net profit. The New Zealand-based casino and entertainment company reported a 4.7% dip in revenue for the six months ending December 31, 2024, highlighting ongoing challenges in consumer spending. Revenue Drops Across Key…

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