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New high-tech cameras on Perth roads ‘not revenue-raisers’, safety tsar saysA RESORT-HOTEL casino has sold 250,000 shares of the parent’s stock at market price, “as a reward” to “loyal patrons.” This was learned from a recent filing by the parent company to the Philippine Stock Exchange. Bloomberry Resorts and Hotels Inc. sold the 0.25 million shares at P4.57 each earlier this month. The total was just over P1.14 million. “These shares shall be given as a reward to Solaire’s loyal patrons and as part of Solaire’s marketing program,” the Bloomberry group said. The Bloomberry group developed and operates Solaire Resort & Casino at Entertainment City in Parañaque. In May this year, the group launched a new casino complex, Solaire Resort North, at Vertis, Quezon City. Australian casino industry veteran Greg Hawkins, the Bloomberry Resorts executive in charge of Solaire North, was named as acting chief operating officer (COO) of Bloomberry Resorts and Hotels last week. Hawkins was appointed following the resignation of Thomas Arasi as group president and chief operating officer. Rizal Raoul S. Reyes has covered technology, science, business, property and special reports. He had working stints with the Business Star, Manila Bulletin and Independent Daily News.