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certainly not the final concern, is the loss of Mr. Steve Wynn himself. If this loss was
to occur, someone else with his expertise, passion and governmental ties
MGM, Inc.
If any of these main issues are to be ignored by Wynn Resorts they will have a
much larger problem on their hands. All three of the above mentioned issues will
undoubtedly lead to a shortage of cash flow for the firm. Alone, a shortage of cash
defaulting on that debt. Because of the riskiness of the gaming industry this debt is
secured by many covenants that if, in the case of a default would lead to a
liquidation of the firm. Therefore, Wynn must pay close attention to issues that
could arise that pose a threat to their cash flows, as these represent the future
existence and success of the firm.
Schuman, Michael, “Egos Bigger than China,” Time, Vol. 168, Issue 7, October 23, 2006.
“Wynn Resorts, Limited: Form 10–K” United States Securities and Exchange Commission. Filed 31
December 2006. Available Online. Thompson Research.
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“Macau.” BuyUsa.Gov. 18 September 2007. Available Online.
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Ibid.
December 2006. Available Online. Thompson Research.
“Wynn Resorts, Limited: Form 10–K” United States Securities and Exchange Commission. Filed 31
December 2006. Available Online. Thompson Research.
December 2006. Available Online. Thompson Research.
“Wynn Resorts, Limited: Form 10–K” United States Securities and Exchange Commission. Filed 31
December 2006. Available Online. Thompson Research.