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MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM) is an S&P 500 global gaming and entertainment company whose news flow spans casino operations, hospitality, digital gaming and corporate finance. News releases from MGM Resorts and its affiliates highlight developments across its portfolio of 31 hotel and gaming destinations, as well as its sports betting and online gaming ventures.
Investors and followers of MGM news can expect regular updates on financing and capital markets activity, such as public offerings of senior notes and new secured credit agreements disclosed via press releases and 8-K filings. These items provide insight into how the company manages its balance sheet, refinances existing indebtedness and funds long-term projects, including international initiatives.
MGM Resorts news also covers corporate governance and leadership, including executive employment agreements, amendments, and transitions for senior officers. Such announcements, often filed on Form 8-K, outline compensation structures, equity incentives, and changes in responsibilities for key executives involved in finance, operations and digital strategy.
From an operational standpoint, MGM-related news features property and brand developments, including rebranding of hotel concepts, new restaurant openings at resorts like ARIA, and branding agreements with MGM China. These stories illustrate how the company refreshes its offerings on the Las Vegas Strip and other locations, and how it leverages the MGM brand in international markets.
Another recurring theme is responsible gaming and digital wagering. Releases describe milestones in the GameSense responsible gaming program, BetMGM’s responsible gambling campaigns, and partnerships that extend BetMGM-branded retail and online sportsbooks through agreements with other casino operators. Together, these updates provide a view into MGM Resorts’ approach to combining entertainment, gaming and player protection.
For those tracking MGM (MGM) news, this page aggregates company press releases, affiliate announcements and regulatory disclosures, offering a centralized view of developments affecting its resorts, digital platforms and capital structure.
MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM) announced a substantial investment from IAC/InterActiveCorp, led by Barry Diller. This collaboration is expected to enhance MGM's digital and customer-centric strategies, particularly in iGaming and sports betting through BetMGM. MGM aims to leverage IAC's expertise in online brand growth to improve guest experiences and maximize shareholder value. The partnership aligns with MGM's 2020 plan, emphasizing data-driven innovations and sustainable practices. Additionally, IAC is invited to join MGM's Board of Directors, marking a strategic long-term relationship.
MGM Resorts International has launched the "Viva Las Office" package, providing a unique work-from-Vegas experience at the Bellagio and ARIA resorts. This initiative targets remote workers seeking a change of scenery, offering three tiered packages that include flexible check-in/out times, personal Executive Assistants, and daily food credits. Packages start at $100 per night and include discounts on flights with JSX. The aim is to blend work and leisure in a safe environment.
On August 3, 2020, BetMGM announced a multi-year partnership with the PGA TOUR, becoming an Official Betting Operator. This agreement grants BetMGM the rights to use PGA TOUR branding and access to media advertising, including pre- and post-game betting programming. BetMGM's mobile app is currently available in seven states with plans to expand to eleven by the end of 2020. The partnership aims to enhance BetMGM's offerings while driving sports betting engagement among fans, backed by PGA TOUR's significant presence in the gaming industry.
MGM Resorts International reported a 91% drop in consolidated net revenues to $290 million for Q2 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions. The operating loss was $1 billion, compared to a profit of $371 million in the prior year. A net loss of $857 million was recorded, with diluted loss per share of $1.67. Despite these challenges, MGM highlighted its strong liquidity of $4.8 billion and ongoing re-openings of Las Vegas properties. The company remains focused on long-term opportunities while navigating a challenging environment.
MGM Resorts International has appointed William (Bill) J. Hornbuckle as Chief Executive Officer and President, effective immediately. Hornbuckle, who has served as Acting CEO since March 2020, succeeds Jim Murren. The Board of Directors unanimously selected him to lead the company through challenging times. Hornbuckle expressed his honor in taking on this role, emphasizing a focus on long-term recovery and employee welfare. His extensive experience in the gaming industry positions him well for the leadership role as MGM looks toward future growth.
On July 9, 2020, the Denver Broncos and BetMGM announced a multi-year partnership, marking BetMGM as the official sports betting partner of the team. This agreement enables BetMGM to enhance fan engagement at Empower Field with exclusive offerings such as premium lounges, travel packages, and a free-to-play game. The collaboration aims to leverage MGM Resorts' loyalty program, M life Rewards, and includes in-stadium promotions and digital marketing. The BetMGM mobile app launched recently in Colorado, offering new users bonuses on their first bets.
ROAR Digital, LLC, the operator of BetMGM, announced a second round of investment totaling $450 million from its shareholders, MGM Resorts and GVC Holdings. This follows an initial commitment of $200 million, bringing the total investable capital to over $370 million. BetMGM is on track to generate over $130 million in net revenues this year, mainly from iGaming in New Jersey. With market access to 19 states and a 210% growth in gross gaming revenue in Q2 2020, the company aims to establish itself as a leader in the rapidly growing U.S. sports betting and iGaming markets.
MGM Resorts International has announced a mandatory mask policy for all guests and visitors across its properties in the U.S., effective June 24, 2020. This is part of the company's ongoing health and safety measures to combat the spread of COVID-19. Employees have been required to wear masks since earlier, while guest requirements previously depended on local regulations. MGM will provide masks for guests who need them, and those unwilling to comply will be asked to leave. The initiative is part of MGM's Seven-Point Safety Plan, aimed at ensuring a safe environment for all.
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