The Las Vegas-based heavyweight has no casino resorts in the U.S. today, but it’s laying the groundwork for political and economic development in Texas.

Since opening in 2010, Marina Bay Sands—which was developed at a cost of $5.6 billion—has been a key growth driver for Las Vegas Sands.

On this day in history, July 21, 1956, life was good at the Sands Hotel. Photos showed gusts enjoying Las Vegas sunshine.

Las Vegas Sands (NYSE: LVS) reported first-quarter earnings on April 22, and it laid out both a scenario for recovery and how the company is preparing for the worst.

Las Vegas Sands opened its Singapore casino in 2010, and the resort has become an important part of the company’s business, making up a significant share of the company’s revenue.

DraftKings will not be taking over Las Vegas Sands' Nassau casino project after talks failed, according to sources with knowledge of the discussions.

Construction has started on an $8 billion "ultra luxurious" integrated resort in Singapore that will expand the city-state's Marina Bay Sands integrated resort and Las Vegas Sands' presence in Asia.

What to know about Las Vegas Sands, the casino giant betting big on North Texas This June 17, 2014 file photo shows the Sands Expo and Convention Center and The Palazzo in Las Vegas.