(Bloomberg) - MGM Mirage has hired investment bank Morgan Stanley to evaluate bids for regional casinos in Michigan and Mississippi, a person close to the gaming company said. Potential buyers have expressed interest in combinations of the assets, said the person, who declined to be named yesterday because the discussions are private.

Two days after it lost its bid to host casino gaming, the Guam Greyhound Racetrack shut down operations and the property is for sale, the Pacific Daily News reports. The racetrack in Tamuning has been an island fixture for 32 years. But owner John Baldwin, who was behind the initiative to open a gaming facility at the track, earlier this week said it had been losing USD 100,000 a month for some time. Guam voters on Tuesday rejected the casino gaming initiative.