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WYNN benefits from steady market performance and key development progress but faces industry challenges.
Casino stock Wynn Resorts Inc (NASDAQ:WYNN) is trading 1.9% lower at $88.83 at last check, starting off June on a sour note.
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Wynn Resorts has dropped its bid for a gaming license in New York City. Wynn had partnered with Related Companies to develop an integrated casino resort in Manhattan.
A controversial proposal to build a $12 billion casino complex in Hudson Yards near the High Line was dropped in the face of fierce community opposition, officials said Monday. The Wynn Resort-Related Companies partnership announced it withdrew the bid, which was due for submission next month.
US stocks have been reclaiming some of their lost ground in recent sessions after the Trump administration and President Xi's office agreed to pause reciprocal tariffs on each other's products for 90 days. The world's largest economies will be working on reaching a broader, more permanent agreement during this three-month period.
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Wynn Resorts, Limited's Q1 results missed Wall Street's expectations. Earnings declines in Wynn's Macau properties caused pressure as the VIP hold faltered and competitive pressure remains high. Tariffs have caused delays on $375 million of Wynn's previously planned U.S. investments. Rising U.S.-China tension may also weigh on consumers, causing an uncertain outlook for WYNN stock.