Las Vegas Sands hands reins to Robert Goldstein after Sheldon Adelson's death
Patrick Dumont appointed president and chief operating officer; Randy Hyzak made CFO
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LAS Vegas Sands, which owns Singapore's Marina Bay Sands, named acting chief executive officer Robert Goldstein as permanent CEO following the death of Sheldon Adelson, founder of the casino empire.
Mr Goldstein, 65, will assume the role of chairman as well, Las Vegas-based Sands said on Tuesday. The company also promoted two longtime executives: Patrick Dumont, previously executive vice-president and finance chief, was named president and chief operating officer. Randy Hyzak was promoted to succeed him as CFO.
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