Macao's decisions on gaming law reforms are 'very favorable,' says analyst
Vitaly Umansky of Sanford C. Bernstein says the "biggest surprise," which the company sees as positive, is the Macao government's decision not to raise the gaming tax.
UP NEXT
NOW PLAYING: Top Stocks
Macao's decisions on gaming law reforms are 'very favorable,' says analyst
CNBC
UP NEXT
-
Lowe's reports mixed first-quarter earnings
CNBC
-
The Pre-Markets Rundown: May 18, 2022
-
Elon Musk's fake account argument 'doesn't hold water,' analyst says
-
Former Finnish PM: Russia does not see Finnish and Swedish accession to NATO as a military threat
-
Sea Ltd.'s first quarter revenue beats estimates, but losses widen
-
We already are in a recession, investment firm CIO says
-
Citi sees the UK as a 'proxy for value' even as rates go up
-
Musk still wants to get the deal done but at a lower price, says analyst
-
Indonesia's palm oil export ban isn't a sign of 'creeping protectionism,' says former finance minister
-
SGX aims to launch EV battery materials contracts by this year
-
ETF Securities discusses the launch of crypto ETFs in Australia
-
Australian government has to do 'a lot of shoveling' to help people cope with rising living costs
-
Chinese regulators may have realized they were 'too heavy-handed' in tech sector: Investment firm
-
It's now a lot easier to get clarity on the Chinese market than the U.S. one, says UBS
-
A CEO opened up about her divorce at work – and she says it was good for business
-
More employees want flexible working arrangements, says WeWork
