Bradley Seth McNew

Through local ventures, positive government relationships, and the Disney Shanghai Resort coming next year, Disney is positioning itself to win big in China.

Las Vegas Sands China president has said that "Hengqin is the game changer for Macau." Will the "Orlando of China" ensure future growth for Macau gaming companies?

Shares of the leading casino companies are down during the last month as monthly visitation drops for the first half of April. For long-term bulls like me, this is a great opportunity.

This May, the Japan Gaming Conference is showing why investors should be more bullish than ever on gaming in Japan.

With 29 million visitors last year, and more expected in coming years, the growth of hotel accommodations shows how gaming companies are gearing up for more growth in Macau.

Meaningful expansion of the transportation system in the Macau region will drive profits for gaming companies in Macau over the next five years.

This series of five articles explores the five trends that will lead to continued growth in Macau.

The FCC voted to limit “collusion” among stations that advertise on pay-TV, which could lower advertising costs and ultimately boost big cable companies' profits.

Expected to double in 6 years, China's middle class is sure to increase revenues in Macau.

It has been nearly two years since Disney acquired Lucas Entertainment. Will Disney investors see a payoff from this soon?

Mondelez seeks to use technology and smart marketing to keep its old products important to a younger audience.

WhatsApp's Chinese rival WeChat shows how China has been producing more consumer technology and developing more e-commerce technology instead of just serving as a selling ground for Western companies.

Macau's unprecedented growth is threatened by lack of space, but that may change because of this neighboring island.

Giant Interactive finally looks ready to accept a buy out offer and go private. Should you keep playing this industry?

Disney and Dreamworks compete to win the hearts and eyeballs of Chinese film-goers.

Other countries are lowering taxes and increasing their incentives to attract film producers. Will Hollywood catch up before it's too late?

While not cheap by comparison, IMAX has growth coming from better technology and international deals. Will this growth drive returns?

With two incredibly profitable properties on the Cotai strip and one on the way, Sands looks better-positioned in the region than any other company to dominate in Macau.

China's growing audience has been enough to bring a film which had very few North American views to No. 3 on international charts. Investors should pay attention.

South Korea could follow Macau and Japan in getting gamers and investors excited about Asian gaming growth.