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Marina IR to open April 27
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Singapore's $5.94 billion casino opens
27 Apr 2010
Singapore's second casino, at $5.94 billion the second most expensive in the world, opens its doors.
Marina Bay Sands employees pose for photographs in ahead of the casino's opening. Photo: AP
Marina Bay Sands is expected to generate as much $US1 billion in annual profit. Photo: AP
27 Apr 2010
Singapore's second casino, at $5.94 billion the second most expensive in the world, opens its doors.
Marina Bay Sands employees pose for photographs in ahead of the casino's opening. Photo: AP
Marina Bay Sands is expected to generate as much $US1 billion in annual profit. Photo: AP
To ensure staff always look good, MBS has invested in a wholly automated uniform room, which uses RFID identification to allow individual staff to retrieve their uniforms within seconds. A dedicated uniform seamtress is at hand to help staff. Marina Bay Sands
MBS' fleet of BMWs and drivers have been put through their paces to ensure guests are driven about in complete elegance and comfort.
One of drivers from the 24-hour limousine service.
Las Vegas Sands CEO Adelson got $5.58M in 2009
By OSKAR GARCIA (AP)
LAS VEGAS — An Associated Press analysis shows billionaire Sheldon Adelson received $5.58 million in 2009 as the chairman and chief executive of casino-resort developer and operator Las Vegas Sands Corp.
Adelson's pay package detailed Friday in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing from the the company. It includes a $1 million salary and $2.73 million in perks — including $2.45 million for security for Adelson and his family.
Adelson got $1.28 million in 2008, but that did not include roughly $2.1 million for similar security.
The AP calculation aims to isolate the value company boards place on CEOs' total compensation package. It includes salary, bonus, incentives, perks and the estimated value of stock options and awards.
By OSKAR GARCIA (AP)
LAS VEGAS — An Associated Press analysis shows billionaire Sheldon Adelson received $5.58 million in 2009 as the chairman and chief executive of casino-resort developer and operator Las Vegas Sands Corp.
Adelson's pay package detailed Friday in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing from the the company. It includes a $1 million salary and $2.73 million in perks — including $2.45 million for security for Adelson and his family.
Adelson got $1.28 million in 2008, but that did not include roughly $2.1 million for similar security.
The AP calculation aims to isolate the value company boards place on CEOs' total compensation package. It includes salary, bonus, incentives, perks and the estimated value of stock options and awards.
Hours before the official opening, earlybirds started streaming into the integrated resort, hoping to be among the first to catch a glimpse of the new tourist attraction. Those waiting to enter the casino were ushered into the Sands Expo and Convention Center to take a queue number and wait in comfort.
-- ST PHOTO: BRYAN VAN DER BEEK
Singapore's $5.94 billion casino opens
Marina Bay Sands employees pose for photographs in ahead of the casino's opening. Photo: AP
count the number of sinkies on this photo. Is singapore for foreigner?
Employees of Marina Bay Sands prepare to go for launch at Marina Bay Sands, Tuesday, April 27, 2010, in Singapore. Singapore's second casino-resort opened Tuesday, a massive $5.7 billion project by Las Vegas Sands Corp. that aims to makeover the city-state as a Southeast Asian gambling and tourism magnet. After big cost overruns and months of delays, the casino, more than a third of 2,500 hotel rooms and parts of a shopping mall and convention center were opened.
Attendants wait for the doors of the Marina Bay Sands casino to be opened during its inauguration in Singapore April 27, 2010. Las Vegas Sands, the world's most valuable casino firm, expects to recoup its $5.5 billion investment in its Marina Bay Sands casino in Singapore within five years, CEO Sheldon Adelson said on Tuesday.
Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson (2nd R) cuts the ribbon next to his wife Miriam, architect Moshe Safdie (L) and Las Vegas Sands President and COO Michael Leven (R) during the opening ceremony of the Marina Bay Sands casino in Singapore April 27, 2010
Las Vegas Sands chairman Sheldon Adelson (Left front sitting) and wife Miriam (Right front sitting) officiate the opening of the Marina Bay Sands casino and hotel in Singapore on April 27, 2010. Singapore threw open the doors of its second casino, giving a fresh boost to the city's tourism sector and raising its profile as a playground for the world's high-rollers.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. Chief Executive Sheldon Adelson answers questions during a press conference at the Marina Bay Sands resort, Tuesday, April 27, 2010, in Singapore.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. Chief Executive Sheldon Adelson gestures as he appears on a huge screen during a press conference at the Marina Bay Sands resort, Tuesday, April 27, 2010, in Singapore.
