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Tech entrepreneur, Yat Siu, launched one of Hong Kong's first internet providers in the 1990s and today, is contributing to what he calls “the open metaverse”, through the company he co-founded: Animoca Brands.

The metaverse is the next big thing, and the next big bet for many tech companies. From Facebook’s Meta rebrand to Disney going digital, companies are investing heavily to build what they envision as the next chapter of internet evolution. But in the Philippines, the future is possibly already present.

Asia's answer to Las Vegas is on the brink of change – and much of it could be good news for investors in its highly lucrative gaming industry.

The owner and operator of Solaire Resort & Casino sold shares at the bottom of the initial range.

Hot on the heels of China LotSynergy, RexLot taps the convertible market with its third CB since 2011.

Mobile gambling in China. What could be hotter? The provider of lottery systems attracts strong outright demand to seal convertible deal.

Macau's only home-grown casino group is attempting to diversify its revenue base away from gambling with the Lisboa Palace, its debut project on the Cotai Strip.

The hotel and casino operator raised $174 million to go towards redeveloping a casino complex in Macau, the world’s largest gambling destination.

The sale, which was priced at a 10.4% discount, comes four months after the Philippine casino operator fired its GGAM-appointed COO. Separately, a group of founders raises $75 million from the sale of shares in chain restaurant operator Tsui Wah.