Wynn's (WYNN) Steve Wynn Says Problems in Singapore Won't Affect Chinese Casinos
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Wynn Resorts (NASDAQ: WYNN) Steve Wynn spoke with Maria Bartiromo on CNBC on Closing Bell today.
Some of the remarks that Mr. Wynn made were:
- Wynn Resorts is more of a Chinese company than American company now
- Chinese government took proper action on Macau
- Convention business hurt by U.S. Government policies
- Problems with Singapore casinos won't impact Chinese casinos
WYNN stock remains relatively flat after the comments, last trading at $67.60, down 3.3% for the session.
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