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Steve Wynn Divorce Among Most Expensive

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Apr/15/2010

Steve Wynn's $1 billion divoce may be the most expensive ever, at least according to Wynn. He and his wife Elaine split their 38 percent stake in Wynn Resorts Ltd. Elaine walked away with $955 million in stock.

Steve Friess of AOL News writes:

"That angle of the settlement was made public in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing last month, but Steve Wynn also indicated during the interview that his ex-wife got her pick of the couple's considerable and highly regarded Las Vegas art collection, as well as all the art in their Manhattan and Sun Valley, Idaho, residences. It is unclear whether Mrs. Wynn also took possession of that real estate, but Steve Wynn indicated he has a new Sun Valley home as well."

But the Wynn's divorce may not be the most expensive it turns out.

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch's 1999 divorce settlement cost him $1.7 billion.

Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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