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Rosies Gaming Emporium Richmond Virginia

Virginia Lawmakers Push for Public Vote on Churchill Downs Gambling Facility Near Richmond

Plans for a new Rosie’s Gaming Emporium in Henrico County may hit a roadblock unless residents get a say in its approval. The latest state budget proposal seeks to mandate public referendums for new gambling sites, stirring debate over community input and corporate influence. General Assembly Moves to Ensure Public Input Virginia lawmakers sent a…

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Tilman Fertitta Becomes Major Player at Wynn Resorts, Surpassing 10% Stake

Wynn Resorts has officially filed a disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), confirming that billionaire Tilman Fertitta now owns more than 10% of the company’s shares. This move cements Fertitta as the casino giant’s largest shareholder, putting him ahead of Elaine Wynn, the ex-wife of founder Steve Wynn. Fertitta’s Growing Influence at Wynn…

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J.P. Morgan Boosts Wynn Resorts’ Price Target to $117 After Strong Q4 Performance

Wynn Resorts got a confidence boost from J.P. Morgan after delivering stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter results. The firm raised its December 2025 price target for the casino operator’s stock to $117, up from previous estimates, reflecting solid gains in both Las Vegas and Macau. Wynn’s shares closed at $90.76 on Friday, but the latest analysis suggests there’s…

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Indian Gaming Association Prepares for 40th Annual Tradeshow and Convention in San Diego

The Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention is gearing up for its milestone 40th anniversary event, set to take place from March 31 to April 3 at the San Diego Convention Center. Organizers have teased a packed agenda focusing on the future of tribal gaming amid regulatory shifts, technological advancements, and evolving market conditions. A Pivotal…

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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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