PlayUSA Rewind: Las Vegas Sands Eyes Exit From Las Vegas
In the latest US gambling news, Las Vegas Sands sells its Vegas assets for $6.25 billion and the CT governor strikes a sports betting deal.
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Nick Garcia is a senior reporter for PlayUSA. Garcia provides analysis and in-depth coverage of the gambling industry with a key focus on online casinos, sports betting and financial markets. Garcia has been covering the US gambling market since 2017. He attended Texas Tech University as an undergrad and received a Master of Arts in Journalism from Columbia College Chicago.
In the latest US gambling news, Las Vegas Sands sells its Vegas assets for $6.25 billion and the CT governor strikes a sports betting deal.
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