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President Barack Obama poked fun at the press, Republicans, his wife's much-discussed hairstyle and himself at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday night.With his second presidential election squarely behind him and no pressure to win another race, Mr. Obama told the journalists, politicians and Hollywood celebrities in the packed Washington Hilton ballroom, "I still make rookie mistakes."Talking about how at a California fundraiser he "happened" to mention that California's Kamala Harris was the best looking of all the attorneys general, Mr. Obama revealed that "as you might imagine, I got trouble when I got back home. Who knew Eric Holder was so sensitive?" Mr. Holder, the U.S. attorney general, was also at the dinner, which is organized by the White House Correspondents' Association and raises money to fund scholarships.Much of the humor was visual, relying on pictures and videos that conjured up various absurd scenarios.Talking about how the job "can take a toll on yo...
Macau, the world's largest casino market, raked in $38 billion (23.2 billion pounds) in annual gambling revenues in 2012 after monthly revenues for December hit a re...
The outcry about overpaid CEOs has gone on for years as the financial press combs SEC statements for outlandish pay packages that sometime run into the tens of milli...
Can republicans survive the 'fiscal cliff' negotiations? Will Hillary Clinton make a run in 2012? General Jack Keane discusses Syria
Costco Wholesale Corp on Wednesday said it will pay a special dividend totaling roughly $3 billion, the largest payout so far from any company ahead of a likely incr...
Retailer Costco Wholesale Corp on Wednesday said it will pay a special dividend worth some $3.0 billion to investors, sending cash to its shareholders ahead of a lik...
Moore Capital Management, the hedge fund run by financier Louis Bacon, reported holdings valued at $2.4 billion in a regulatory filing Wednesday, 32% more than the v...
There is one group of voters Mitt Romney should win in a landslide in Tuesday's U.S. presidential election: hedge fund managers.Most of the best-known hedge fund man...
There is one group of voters Mitt Romney should win in a landslide in Tuesday's U.S. presidential election: hedge fund managers.Most of the best-known hedge fund man...
Individual donors to presidential candidates can contribute up to $2,500 for the state-by-state party nominating contests and another $2,500 for the general election...
Companies including Duke Energy, AT&T and Bank of America spent millions of dollars to help stage both the Republican and Democratic conventions, despite restriction...
Gambling revenue in Macau rose a weaker-than-expected 12.3 percent in September, indicating China's slowing economy is increasingly hurting the appetite of wealthy m...
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Casino magnate Sheldon Adelson's reference to triad organized crime gangs in testimony in a lawsuit has hit a raw nerve in Macau, the Chinese boomtown that his Las V...
Las Vegas Sands Chairman and CEO Sheldon Adelson said on Thursday a Hong Kong businessman claiming in a lawsuit that he is owed $328 million didn't help the gaming c...
RBC Wealth Management senior vice president Reva Shakkottai on Sheldon Adelson ’s gamble on Madrid casinos.
Las Vegas Sands Corp Chairman and CEO Sheldon Adelson will make a rare public appearance in a Nevada state court in early April as the lead witness in a breach-of-co...
Las Vegas Sands Corp said it "likely" violated the federal Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which outlaws the bribery of foreign officials, according to a Securities a...
U.S. billionaire Sheldon Adelson's Venetian Macau casino is suing two mainland Chinese high-rollers, including a delegate to China's parliament, over gaming debts to...
Las Vegas Sands Corp is no longer making international money transfers for its high-end casino customers and is revamping its compliance procedures as it faces regul...
