Billionaire casino tycoon Stanley Ho, who helped propel Macau past Las Vegas as the world’s gambling capital, dies at 98
WSJ StaffHONG KONG—Stanley Ho, who was the single most influential figure driving the rise of the global gambling capital of Macau, has died. He was 98 years old.
Mr. Ho built the Portuguese colony into a gambling powerhouse that easily surpassed Las Vegas and ran a casino monopoly there for four decades until the territory’s new Chinese rulers ended it in 2002.
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