as Vegas Sands Executive Vice President Brad Stone, who was overseeing construction of the company's USD 5 billion Singapore resort, has resigned. Stone is the second top executive to leave the casino operator this month. Stone, who also held the title of president of global operations and construction, told the company's board of directors on March 18 he was leaving. Las Vegas Sands President Bill Weidner resigned earlier this month under pressure and was replaced by Michael Leven...

Tabcorp Holdings Limited (TAH) said chief executive of Casinos, Walter Bugno, had resigned from the company. The gaming group said a global search for a candidate with significant casino experience was underway. Mr Bugno, 48, was chief executive Casinos for almost three years, and resigned to pursue a new business opportunity based in London. Chief executive officer Elmer Funke Kupper said Mr Bugno would continue to lead the Casinos Division...

Atlantic City - The Atlantic City Hilton Casino Resort has lost its chief executive in a management change that follows a steep decline in revenue and profits at the smallest gaming hall in town. Anthony Rodio resigned as president Tuesday and will be replaced by Michael Frawley, who is coming up from two Mississippi casinos to take charge of the Hilton as the new chief operating officer.

MGM Mirage boss Terry Lanni has resigned from the board of the American Gaming Association, the federal lobby that is headed by Harrah’s Entertainment Chief Executive Gary Loveman. The two chieftains are at odds over a proposal by the Nevada teachers union to raise by 3 percentage points the state room tax paid by tourists, with the money going specifically to education.

It seems The Donald is having a hard time holding onto his management team this year. Trump Entertainment Resorts was falling in Tuesday trading after the casino operator announced that its Chief Financial Officer Dale Black will resign from his post effective December 14. Trump's stock, already trading at its lowest price year-to-date, dropped another 28 cents, or 5.7%, to USD 4.64, in Tuesday midday trading.