The Baha Mar Casino & Hotel News - Page 2

The company lost $86.4 million even as revenue grew to $658.7 million in the first quarter, compared to income of $388.1 million during the same period a year ago.

The development includes private residences, retail, dining and entertainment.

Sports betting company CG Technology announced a deal Friday with the $3.5 billion Baha Mar resort in The Bahamas to provide the under-construction hotel-casino development with a mobile sports wagering system.

The Parliament of The Bahamas has tabled a sweeping revitalization of the country's gaming regulations, the first such major update since Bahamian casinos were legalized in 1969.

Baha Mar, the $3.5 billion integrated destination gaming resort, today announced that Whitney Thier has been named Executive Vice President and General Counsel.

The firm will form SK+G Asia Pacific in partnership with The Tank, a Hong Kong based advertising and marketing firm.

Baha Mar Ltd. announced Tuesday night that Global Gaming Asset Management of Las Vegas will operate the Baha Mar Casino & Hotel, which is scheduled to open in December 2014.

The project, planned for a 1,000-acre parcel with a prime beachfront location in Nassau City, spent much of the past decade having falling-outs with different financing opportunities and management teams.

Baha Mar celebrate reaching the 100-foot mark on its iconic casino tower construction.

The industry is focusing on nongaming attractions instead of resort expansion along the Strip for the rest of the decade.

Ground was broken on the $3.4 billion Baha Mar resort on Cable Beach in the Bahamas last week with dignitaries from China and the Bahamas in attendence. The major destination resort is expected to be completed in 2014.

Casino City's Dan Igo sat down with Baha Mar President Don Robinson to discuss the past, present and future of the $3.4 billion destination resort in the Bahamas.

Don C. Robinson, a 34-year career veteran of The Walt Disney Company, has been appointed president of Baha Mar Resorts Ltd.

Las Vegas-based Harrah's Entertainment, the world's largest gaming company, Monday announced plans to dip its toes into the Caribbean area, joining forces with two other hospitality giants to develop a $1.6 billion destination resort.

International News Brief: Executives of Bahamas’ Baha Mar are reportedly trying to seal a deal with the American-based Hilton Hotels group to brand the Crystal Palace Casino.