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Category Archives: Don Barden
Wall Street swoons for Sands
That must have been some mighty tasty Kool-Aid that Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson was ladling out at the Reuters Travel & Leisure Summit yesterday. Had we not been hearing it from other news sources, one wouldn't put much … Continue reading →
Posted in Don Barden, Macau, Neil Bluhm, Pennsylvania, Sheldon Adelson, Singapore, Wall Street
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Trump: The end
So Trump Entertainment Resorts has such little worth that it’s facing delisting, having become quite literally a penny stock. In a move described as “petulant,” not only is Donald Trump taking his ball and going home, he wants the name … Continue reading →
Posted in Atlantic City, Don Barden, Donald Trump, Economy, Pennsylvania, Tribal, TV, Wall Street
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Case Bets: James Packer, Isle of Capri
Geez, maybe the Nevada Gaming Control Board shouldn’t have been in such a hurry to green-light James Packer‘s purchase of Cannery Casino Resorts. (In a bow to noblesse oblige, Packer wasn’t even required to put in an appearance at the … Continue reading →
Posted in Australia, Cannery Casino Resorts, Don Barden, Entertainment, Fontainebleau, International, Isle of Capri, James Packer, Pennsylvania, Regulation, Wall Street
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Bargain$ tonight in Vega$
Suppose that you got a sudden urge to visit Vegas on a Tuesday night … tonight, to be specific. You’d find that the customer is king, at least as far as pricing goes. A few minutes spent browsing Travel.Ian.com yielded … Continue reading →
Posted in Boulder Strip, Boyd Gaming, Columbia Sussex, Current, Don Barden, Donald Trump, Downtown, Economy, Harrah's, Marketing, MGM Mirage, Sheldon Adelson, Station Casinos, Steve Wynn, The Strip
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21
That's the number of predictions for 2009 issued by Spectrum Gaming Group, an Atlantic City-based outfit. They are, in no particular order: • Advancements in technology that impact revenues and cut costs will continue to be attractive to operators even … Continue reading →
Posted in Boyd Gaming, Colony Capital, Columbia Sussex, Cosmopolitan, Current, Don Barden, Economy, Harrah's, Herbst Gaming, IGT, International, Internet gambling, Isle of Capri, Macau, Marketing, MGM Mirage, Morgans Hotel Group, Pinnacle Entertainment, Politics, Regulation, Sheldon Adelson, Station Casinos, Steve Wynn, Technology, Tribal, Wall Street
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Sally Rand has left the building
That corpse you may have stumbled across while strolling the riverbanks of Pittsburgh is Pennsylvania’s ‘one and one-third‘ rule. It was a legislative fig leaf whose ostensible purpose was to prevent the prime casino/racino opportunities in the state from being … Continue reading →
Posted in Don Barden, Downtown, Harrah's, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Regulation, Tropicana Entertainment
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Indiana: It's all relative
Sifting through my massive pile of unwritten Questions of the Day and unstudied analyst reports, we come to Indiana's October revenues. Ultimately, whether any particular metric is good or bad depends on context and perspective. To start with the big … Continue reading →
Posted in Ameristar, Boyd Gaming, Columbia Sussex, Don Barden, Economy, Harrah's, Illinois, Indiana, Pinnacle Entertainment
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On the other hand …
… if Illinois casinos are sucking wind (which they are), why hasn't this redounded more to the benefit of neighboring states? For instance, it looks like Indiana had a good July, but once you back out two new racinos, a … Continue reading →
Posted in Ameristar, Boyd Gaming, Columbia Sussex, Don Barden, Harrah's, Horseracing, Illinois, Indiana, Isle of Capri, Missouri, Penn National, Pinnacle Entertainment
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Sands: More is sometimes less
One of the advantages of availing oneself of Las Vegas' public-transit system is that affords me plenty of time to read corporate filings. Such was the case this morning, when I spent some quality time belatedly curling up with Las … Continue reading →
Posted in Columbia Sussex, Don Barden, Downtown, Harrah's, Macau, Pennsylvania, Sheldon Adelson, The Strip, Wall Street
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