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Wynn reports Jan-Feb revenue growth

2018-03-09 07:48
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Wynn Resorts yesterday reported revenue growth at its two Macau resorts in the first two months, indicating that the February 6 high-profile resignation by CEO Steve Wynn, who founded the company, over sexual harassment allegations has not affected the casino-hotel operator’s business prospects.

Steve Wynn was immediately succeeded as CEO by Matt Maddox, the company’s then president.

Steve Wynn has vehemently denied the allegations.

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