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MGM CEO Bill Hornbuckle has left open the possibility that his company could acquire Barry Diller's People Inc., reversing the dynamic after Diller's failed $18 billion bid to take MGM private. This comes as Caesars Entertainment prepares to go private and Wynn Resorts expands into the UAE.
Barry Diller's People Inc. has withdrawn its June proposal to acquire the remaining public shares of MGM Resorts International for $48.30 per share, valuing the total deal at approximately $18 billion. The media conglomerate, which already holds a 26.1% stake in the casino giant, cited the failure to align necessary financial and strategic components as the reason for the withdrawal. Despite the collapse of the takeover, Diller stated he remains open to future strategic transactions, while MGM Resorts' board confirmed it will continue operating as a standalone entity.
Barry Diller’s People Inc has withdrawn its $18 billion proposal to acquire the remaining shares of MGM Resorts International. The media mogul cited a failure to align the necessary financial and strategic components for the deal, though he retains a 27% stake in the casino giant. MGM Resorts’ board confirmed it will continue operating as a standalone entity, citing strong performance in its Las Vegas properties and international expansion.
Barry Diller’s People Incorporated plans to buy MGM Resorts for about $18 billion, offering $48.30 per share for the remaining 24.9% stake; if the deal closes, People would own just over 50% and become the controlling shareholder while MGM’s current management would stay in place.
Barry Diller's People Inc. has offered to acquire MGM Resorts for more than $18 billion, proposing $48.30 per share in cash and signaling a move to privatize the Las Vegas operator after owning 26.1% of its stock; the deal would be financed with cash on hand plus debt and equity, and MGM's properties like the Bellagio and Luxor would become privately held if the transaction closes. Diller also noted that AI cannot easily replace the real-world experiences MGM offers; MGM did not immediately comment.
A media company has reportedly offered an $18 billion takeover bid for MGM Resorts, signaling a potential sale of the Las Vegas-based casino operator.
Barry Diller’s People Inc. has proposed an all-cash purchase of MGM Resorts for more than $18 billion, offering $48.30 per share and about a 10.6% premium to MGM’s prior close. People already owns roughly 26.1% of MGM, and the bid signals a strategic shift from digital media to hospitality and travel, with MGM’s Las Vegas properties, Macau, and BetMGM digital arm central to the value. The move follows a wave of casino M&A activity, including Tilman Fertitta’s Caesars deal.
Rapper Flavor Flav will host a July 16-19 Las Vegas event called 'She Got Game' in partnership with MGM Resorts to celebrate the US women’s Olympic ice hockey team’s Milano Cortina gold and honor other female Olympians and Paralympians; he has also launched a GoFundMe to support US female athletes, while USA Hockey had not yet commented on attendance.
MGM Resorts withdrew its bid to develop a full-scale casino in Yonkers due to economic reasons and fierce competition, leaving three other projects in the running for New York state casino licenses, amid political controversy and local disappointment.
MGM Resorts International withdrew its application for a commercial casino license in Yonkers, New York, citing changes in the competitive landscape and licensing terms that no longer align with their investment expectations, despite their ongoing commitment to the property and local community.
MGM Resorts denies claims that Bruno Mars owes $50 million in gambling debt, stating that their partnership is longstanding and rooted in mutual respect. A source alleged that Mars owed millions to the hospitality empire, but the company has refuted these claims. Mars reportedly makes $90 million ($1.5 million a night) in his current deal with the MGM as part of his residency, which began in 2016. The pop star is known for his talent as a performer and has a history of playing poker before his music career took off.
MGM Resorts denies rumors that Bruno Mars owes $50 million in gambling debt, stating that their relationship with the singer is strong and based on mutual respect. The company clarified that Mars has no debt with them and that they are excited to continue creating unforgettable experiences for their guests together. Reports had suggested that Mars owed a significant sum to MGM, but the company refuted these claims, emphasizing their longstanding partnership with the singer.
MGM Resorts denies rumors claiming that Bruno Mars has a $50 million gambling debt with the casino, stating that the allegations are "completely false" and that Mars has "no debt with MGM." The Grammy winner has been performing Las Vegas residencies since 2016 and has a longstanding partnership with MGM Resorts, including the recent launch of the Pinky Ring cocktail bar and entertainment lounge inside the Bellagio Hotel and Casino.
MGM Resorts denies reports of Bruno Mars having gambling debts in the tens of millions, stating that their relationship with the singer is based on mutual respect and that he has no debt with MGM. The denial comes in response to a report alleging that Mars owed as much as $50 million from table games. MGM emphasized their longstanding partnership with Mars and their excitement to continue creating unforgettable experiences for their guests.
MGM Resorts International reported record results and a 22% increase in net fourth-quarter revenue, with Las Vegas Strip resorts achieving record full year and fourth quarter net revenue. The company attributed the success to major events such as the inaugural Formula 1 race and the Super Bowl, leading to increased profit. MGM also reported buying back approximately 6 million shares for an estimated $249 million and saw increases in diluted earnings per share.