Singapore

Las Vegas Sands (NYSE: LVS) closed Oct. 22 around $50.70 (after-hours) and opened ~$50.55 the next morning investing.com marketbeat.com. Within hours of trading on Oct. 23, LVS was up roughly 10–12%, an eye-catching move reported by market-watchers stockstotrade.com ts2.tech. That jump came on the heels of a sterling third-quarter 2025 earnings report and bullish commentary from analysts. Las Vegas Sands’ Q3 performance was driven by its Asian resorts. Marina Bay Sands in Singapore delivered record results, with net revenues of about $1.44 billion (up from $919M a year ago) and adjusted property EBITDA of $743 million asgam.com asgam.com. CEO Rob Goldstein raved about the Singapore business as “unprecedented in our industry”