Japanese gaming company takes first step toward return to Nevada manufacturing
A Japanese gaming company is taking steps to resume manufacturing operations in Nevada. The firm, which previously filed for bankruptcy and ceased operations, was once managed by a former partner of Steve Wynn. This move marks a potential return to the state's gaming market.
After declaring bankruptcy and shutting down years ago, the company formerly run by a former partner of Steve Wynn may be set for a return to the state.
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