The $5.5 million fine from the Nevada Gaming Commission, which followed disciplinary actions against MGM Resorts and Resorts ...

Wynn agrees to settle anti-money laundering violation, pay $5.5 million fine to Nevada regulators. Read more from The Nevada ...

The Wynn settlement marks the third approved by the NGC in recent weeks as regulators attempt to clean up the AML environment ...

The Nevada Gaming Commission has fined Wynn Resorts Ltd. $5.5 million in connection with illegal money transmission ...

Wynn Las Vegas has agreed to pay a $5.5 million fine and implement remedial measures after Nevada regulators found violations ...

The fine, which could be reviewed by the Nevada Gaming Commission as early as next week, is related to Wynn’s $130.1 million ...

Wynn Las Vegas faces a $5.5 million fine for AML violations; Nevada regulators will vote on settlement May 22.

Nevada gaming regulators and Wynn Las Vegas have agreed to a proposed $5.5 million fine related to money laundering ...

Maurice Wooden appeared before the Nevada Gaming Control Board, and commissioners brought up concerns about his past at the Wynn when discussing a future license.

Nevada regulators fine Wynn Resorts $5.5 million for decade-long anti-money laundering violations involving illegal money ...

The New York casino race is heating up as Wynn Resorts has taken its hat out of the ring. After being fined $5.5 million for neglecting anti-money laundering measures, the entertainment giant is ...

The fine is linked to Wynn’s use of unlicensed money transmitting businesses as part of its effort to lure high rollers to the resort.