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Las Vegas Sands saw its Q4 earnings fall 19%, which turned out to be less than analysts had predicted

During a celebration surrounding the opening of the $450 million, 400-room St. Regis hotel, Las Vegas Sands Chairman and CEO Sheldon Adelson said the Macau gaming market will turn around in 2016.

Casino operators have budgeted almost $27 billion on new developments in Macau, despite the fact that Macau gaming regulators are expected to announce this week that November was the region's 18th straight month of revenue declines.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. saw revenues decline in Macau, but had a positive quarter in its other markets.

Goldman Sachs gaming analyst Steven Kent has downgraded his stock price projections for Wynn Resorts Ltd., Las Vegas Sands Corp. and MGM Resorts International.

Adelson defends Macau even as troubled market crimps Sands' earnings.

In a statement Friday from the company’s Sands China Ltd., Sheldon Adelson, the 81-year-old billionaire and company founder, will replace Edward Tracy, whose retirement was announced in an SEC filing this week.

Analysts warned Monday that the Chinese gaming enclave, which has experienced four straight monthly revenue dips, hasn’t bottomed out.

The casino operator Wednesday credited another strong quarter from the company’s casinos in Macau with producing double-digit increases in both revenues and earnings. But the figures didn’t meet analyst projections.

Asia Entertainment & Resources has moved its VIP room formerly at the Venetian Macao-Resort-Hotel to a new room at the Sands Cotai Central.

The opening of the Sands Cotai in Macau helped gaming stocks post modest gains Wednesday.

Fitch Ratings expects Macau's gaming market fundamentals to remain positive following Sands new casino opening on the Cotai Strip.

A year late, Sands Cotai Central opens in Macau complete with 1,800 rooms.