Las Vegas Sands has withdrawn its planned bid to open a $4 billion casino complex at the site of the Nassau Coliseum on Long Island. The gaming giant’s announcement Wednesday caught some casino ...

The county executive said partner Las Vegas Sands will still pursue a sports-entertainment-hospitality project at the site.

Las Vegas Sands, one of the largest casino companies in the world, has been a leading contender for the right to open a casino on the site of Nassau Coliseum, a large arena just outside New York City.

The Town of Hempstead took another step toward bringing a casino to Nassau County. The town's zoning board approved new ...

The gaming operator folded on its casino bid earlier this spring. A third-party takeover of the proposal hasn’t transpired.

Following immense public pressure, Sands announced Thursday it had removed the casino element from their proposal. open image in gallery The Las Vegas Sands Corporation bought the property and ...

That vote was an early step toward eventually allowing Las Vegas Sands Corp. to build a resort and casino on the site should ... is certainly going to be an open and ongoing process, our company ...

"This is open to North Texas Commission members ... million on lobbyists and political donations to legalize casino gambling in Texas. Sands told key North Texas figures such as Arlington Mayor ...

Las Vegas Sands Corp.’s planned expansion of its iconic casino resort in Singapore is ... is expected to open early 2031, subject to government approval, the company said in an earnings report ...