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MGM Resorts International
MGM
today announced that is has filed a petition with the State of New Jersey
Casino Control Commission (NJCCC) requesting that the NJCCC and New Jersey
Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE) initiate a review process under which
the Company could seek to be permitted to return to the New Jersey market as a
fully qualified casino licensee.
The petition notes that since 2010 MGM has taken a controlling interest in MGM
Macau's parent company MGM China Holdings and that MGM China Holdings is now
listed on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong.
The company said, "MGM Resorts International is, and always has been,
committed to the highest standards of operation and regulatory compliance. If
our petition is successful we would welcome the opportunity to once again be
an active, contributing member of the New Jersey gaming marketplace through
our 50% ownership of Borgata. Our company is appreciative of the NJDGE's
willingness to consider our application."
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