#SQUARE TIDAL JAYZ 297M NEW YORKTIMES LICENSE#

#SQUARE TIDAL JAYZ 297M NEW YORKTIMES LICENSE#

Mets owner Steve Cohen, real-estate scion Stefan Soloviev, Gristedes CEO John Catsimatidis and Hudson Yards developer Stephen Ross are all gunning for that license to win money. He joins other notable billionaires who are rolling the dice on gambling in the Big Apple. Jay-Z wants Times Square, Stephen Ross wants Hudson Yards, Stefan Soloviev has his eye on property near the UN - and John Catsimatidis is looking at Coney Island. Mets owner Steve Cohen is pushing for a casino at Citi Field. The Jack Dorsey-led financial services firm will pay 297 million in. “Our bid commits $115 million for diverse theater programs that include daycare for Broadway workers and their families,” Jay-Z includes in the statement. Square has reached a deal with Jay-Z to take control of Tidal in an attempt to rejuvenate the struggling music streamer. His statement also details information on giving back. Nevada, where the US’s gambling epicenter lies, reported gross gaming revenue of $13.43 billion in 2021. He states that his casino - “Caesars Palace Times Square” - will “benefit all of New York.”Ī post shared by Roc Nation the winning bidder of the license will be stands to benefit greatly.Ĭasinos can earn anywhere from from $1 million to $10 million per day. “This is too important of a moment in our city’s illustrious history.” “The winning license must always put the well-being of New Yorkers at the top of their agenda and do right by its residents,” the statement continues. “The winning group must have a track record of turning words into deeds - of putting New York City and its residents first - people of all races, religions, ethnicities, genders, sexual orientations and socio-economic statuses,” Jay-Z says in his statement. His Roc Nation has partnered with SL Green and Caesars Entertainment on its casino bid. He’s vying for what is predicted to be a single license to open a legal casino in the city. In an open letter to New York, Jay-Z makes his case for why he should be the one applicant granted the license, stating that others in the running have “spread misinformation.”

The hip-hop artist and entrepreneur released a long-winded statement on Instagram Thursday from his entertainment company Roc Nation with the headline: “It’s Time, Times Square.” Jay-Z is joining a long list of suitors hoping to cash in on the gambling market after New York City was recently approved for a gaming license. Real estate royal Bob Knakal in contract to sell $13.45M NYC condo Tony winner and ‘Museum of Ice Cream’ producer to open ‘Candy Cottage’ in NYCĮxcited NYers tailgate while waiting hours in line for Wegmans to make its long-awaited Manhattan debut NYC ranks below 18 cities in economic, real estate prospects: study

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