Southern California after serving as chairman and chief executive of a Las Vegas-based casino company for more than 30 years, according to an article in CDC Gaming Reports. The Boston-born businessman is known to have founded Las Vegas Sands Corporation in 1988, and has since regularly grown the company into one of the industry's leading players with annual gross sales of more than $13 billion.  온라인카지노사이트

Adelson reportedly died of complications related to non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, four days after taking sick leave and temporarily leaving the entire company to Rob Goldstein, president of Las Vegas Sands Corporation. CDC Gaming Report predicts the contract will likely remain unchanged in the coming months and cites Carlo Santarelli of Deutsche Bank Securities as explaining that the interim president is 'more than just well-equipped' to oversee the company's operations.

Investors seemed to agree with this sentiment after news of Adelson's death reportedly showed little change in the individual price of the New York-listed company's stock at $56.63. This means that the market value of Las Vegas Sands Co., which operates similar locations in Asian tourist attractions Macau and Singapore and two gambling-friendly properties in Las Vegas, is hovering north of $44 billion.

Goldstein was reportedly appointed president of the Las Vegas Sands company in 2015 after joining the Nevada company about 20 years ago and serving in several other senior leadership roles. Morgan Stanley gaming analyst Thomas Allen has declared he may become a permanent leader for the 65-year-old company, although members of the wider Adelson family, such as Chief Financial Officer Patrick Dumont, may be chosen to fill this important position.

Dumont is married to Sivan Okshorne, the daughter of Adelson's second wife, Myriam Adelson, and recently explained that she has been increasing her public presence within the company's leadership team. The analyst also reportedly noted that Adelson only directly owned about 9% of shares in Las Vegas Sands Corporation, with most of the family members being 57% owned by their 75-year-old spouse and managing several related trusts.