Resorts

Wynn Resorts has agreed to forfeit $130 million to settle an investigation by the Department of Justice into unlicensed foreign betting, federal prosecutors announced Friday.

The Mirage will be closing its doors for good Wednesday to make way for a new Hard Rock resort that will feature a near 700-foot tall guitar-shaped hotel.

The Mirage hotel-casino in Las Vegas, which ushered in a wave of megaresorts, will close its doors in July and will be refurbished and rebranded as a Hard Rock.

MGM Resorts International is projected to lose as much as $8.4 million daily until it fixes issues stemming from a cyberattack it fell victim to earlier this month.

Caesars Entertainment reportedly experienced a cyberattack not long ago that resulted in some of its data getting exposed to hackers, according to Bloomberg.

MGM Resorts International confirmed a recent cyberattack that is affecting computer systems and websites in a Wednesday filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

City of Dreams Mediterranean, Europe's largest casino resort, opened in Cyprus. It is expected to bring 6,500 jobs and an additional 300,000 visitors per year to the luxury destination.

Texas AG Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit alleging Hyatt Hotels markets rooms at one price to consumers, but then adds other "mandatory and unavoidable fees."

A federal judge has approved a Utah-based company's bid to purchase Jay Peak Resort in Vermont for $76 million. The ski resort has been engulfed in a financial scandal for years.

Jamaican Gordon "Butch" Stewart opened the first Sandals resort in Montego Bay over 40 years ago, and built the brand into an empire.

MGM Resorts International has made an offer to acquire LeoVegas AB, a European mobile gambling operator, for $607 million.

Wynn Resorts Ltd CEO Matt Maddox will step down at the end of January and hand over the reins to executive Craig Billings

Hotels across the country are unable to find enough workers to appropriately staff their properties. Some have had to turn business away.