Hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen has won approval to build one of New York City’s first casinos, capping a multiyear campaign to secure a lucrative licence while overcoming long-held opposition to ...
Hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen, Genting Group and Bally’s Corp. each won formal approval to open casinos in New York.
Casino protesters on Dec. 14 rallied one last time in Corona ahead of Monday’s NYS Gaming Commission Board vote, which will ...
The Mets can’t stop signing ex-Yankees. Adding reliever Devin Williams on a three-year, $51 million contract on Monday continued a recent trend of the crosstown rivals swiping players from the AL East ...
Hedge fund titan. Movie character. Art collector. Sports team owner. And possibly soon, casino boss. Steve Cohen is one step closer to the new title after getting a preliminary nod from the New York ...
Not long after he bought the Mets for $2.4 billion, the hedge-fund baron Steven A. Cohen had a deal in mind that was several times more lucrative. He wanted to build a massive casino and resort next ...
This would be an immediately unpopular choice for the Mets to save a few dollars and go with Devin Williams over Edwin Diaz. Despite a poor year with the New York Yankees where he lost the closer job, ...
In a unanimous vote on Monday, New York’s Gaming Facility Location Board approved all three remaining bids for downstate casino licences at a public meeting held at the CUNY Graduate Center in ...
Steve Cohen’s vision is starting to come together. The $8 billion proposal to open a casino and resort complex next to the Mets’ Citi Field won approval Monday, paving the way for Queens’ Willets ...
The baseball-team owner and billionaire investor gains one of three licenses awarded to operate casinos in New York City.
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