HONG KONG (Reuters) -A Macau court sentenced a top gambling boss to 18 years in prison after he was found guilty of 162 charges, including enabling and operating illegal gaming, public broadcaster TDM ...

HONG KONG — Revenues from gambling in Macau rose 18 percent in March, beating expectations and posting an eighth consecutive monthly increase as wealthy gamblers took their chances in China’s only ...

Macau's 18th straight monthly gaming revenue decline wasn't a surprise, but the November results were worse than expected. Casinos collected $2.1 billion from gamblers during the month, 32.3 percent ...

MACAU—A tycoon in the Chinese casino enclave of Macau was sentenced to 18 years in prison Wednesday after a court found him guilty of heading a criminal syndicate that ran massive under-the-table ...

Have high-stakes gamblers returned? Macau casinos had one of their best months in recent memory, winning $2.6 billion from gamblers in March. That was an 18 percent gain year-over-year, about the same ...