Wynn's resort set to open in lacklustre market
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US casino tycoon Steve Wynn's newest pleasure palace in Macau boasts massive dancing fountains but the Chinese territory is anything but bubbly as it prepares to welcome the US$4 billion resort to its struggling glitter strip next week.
Macau's most expensive casino yet is due to open on Monday a month ahead of a US$3 billion gaming resort by US billionaire Sheldon Adelson, marking the beginning of the end of a boom in grandiose casino construction that helped transform the former Portuguese colony into the gambling capital of the world.
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