Nevada Regulators Say Wynn Can Face Sanctions; Appeal Coming - Yahoo! Finance -BoardProspects

Nevada Regulators Say Wynn Can Face Sanctions; Appeal Coming

Yahoo! Finance Dec 20 2019 BoardNews

Nevada gambling regulators unanimously declared Thursday they have jurisdiction to discipline former Las Vegas casino mogul Steve Wynn over allegations of workplace sexual misconduct. His attorneys had argued that the state has no authority because Wynn isn’t licensed or involved in the gambling industry."...
Read Full Article

Bookmark or Share this article

Login to comment.
Related Articles
- Have the Swiss Gone Cuckoo? also categorized in BoardNews
- Getting Gen-Y on Boards (of Directors) also categorized in BoardNews
- How Attorneys Can Navigate a Career Toward the Boardroom also mentions Attorneys
- New CEO and Board Research from Stanford and The Miles Group: In Grading CEO Performance, Financials Still Dominate also published in Yahoo! Finance
- Corporate Boards: Shifting From Aging Men To New Generation Of Women? also categorized in BoardNews
- The Horace Mann Companies on Forbes Top 100 Trustworthy Companies in America also published in Yahoo! Finance
- Six Years Later, The Problem at HP is Still the Board also categorized in BoardNews
- Radio Mogul Under Pressure To Resign From Powerful California University Board also mentions Sexual misconduct
- 20 Taiwan Businesspeople To Watch -- James Kuo, Austin Liu and Andy Lu also categorized in BoardNews
- The Other Duty of Corporate Governance also categorized in BoardNews

Search:
Categories
1. BoardProspects Features:
  BoardBlogs, BoardKnowledge, BoardMoves, BoardNews, BoardProspects Announcements, BoardProspects CEO, CEO Blog, In the News, Partner Publications, Question of The Week, Sponsored Content
Quotes
1. To be blunt, there is nothing for the commission to revoke.
2. It would be a bright line to say that the person once found suitable (has) the power (and) ... can cut it off whenever they choose to get around the power that justly belongs with this commission.
3. We have the power to look at acts and conduct that is alleged, no matter who leaves and at what point.
Topics Mentioned