MGM's CEO Lanni is leaving MGM Mirage:
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idINN1338744220081113
Jim Murren will likely replace him. Here is an old transcript of a 1998 interview with Murren:
http://www.fool.com/foolaudio/transcripts/980813_mgg.htm
Mr. Murren seems much more candid than Mr. Lanni. Earlier this year, I posted a review of the 2008 MGM shareholder meeting--see 2008 MGM Shareholder Meeting--in which Mr. Lanni seemed far too sunny and upbeat about his casino's prospects. You can't blame the man for trying, though.
I hope next time I'm in Vegas, I won't get a horse's head in my hotel room after this blog entry. An experienced dealer in Reno once told me, "Back when the mob was running Nevada, things ran much more smoothly." I bet.
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idINN1338744220081113
Jim Murren will likely replace him. Here is an old transcript of a 1998 interview with Murren:
http://www.fool.com/foolaudio/transcripts/980813_mgg.htm
Mr. Murren seems much more candid than Mr. Lanni. Earlier this year, I posted a review of the 2008 MGM shareholder meeting--see 2008 MGM Shareholder Meeting--in which Mr. Lanni seemed far too sunny and upbeat about his casino's prospects. You can't blame the man for trying, though.
I hope next time I'm in Vegas, I won't get a horse's head in my hotel room after this blog entry. An experienced dealer in Reno once told me, "Back when the mob was running Nevada, things ran much more smoothly." I bet.
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