Hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen, Genting Group and Bally’s Corp. each won formal approval to open casinos in New York.

Investing.com -- New York State Gaming Commission formally approved three casino licenses on Monday, allowing hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen, Genting Group and Bally’s Corp. to open the first full ...

Hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen, Genting Group and Bally’s Corp. each won formal approval to open casinos in New York, marking the first time in the city’s modern history that parlors will operate ...

Artist renderings of Bally's Chicago Casino, expected to be completed next year, features a spacious poker room overlooking ...

Bally’s, which is building casinos in downtown Chicago and Las Vegas as well as sitting on the verge of being awarded a ...

By Dan Murphy At its hearing on Dec. 1, the Gaming Facility Location Board unanimously recommended the three remaining ...

Martin Bally is the Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer at The Campbell Soup Company, according to his LinkedIn profile. Bally, who has over 23 years of experience in cybersecurity, ...

Bally's Corp. is facing pushback from its lenders as the gaming operator aims to amend a portion of a roughly $1.9B term loan with its under-construction Chicago casino as collateral. A group of term ...

Bally’s Corp. is in a standoff with its lenders, a battle that could have consequences for the junk-rated casino operator and Chicago’s underfunded pension plans. A group of lenders have banded ...

Bally’s is facing a revolt from lenders over its latest debt proposal, a standoff that could ripple far beyond Wall Street — all the way to Chicago’s pension funds. A group of creditors banded ...