Tamares signs agreement to buy Barrick Gaming casino interests

Tamares Group, a privately owned international investment company, will buy out partner Barrick Gaming Corp.’s minority interests in downtown Las Vegas, the companies announced Monday. The financial terms of the sale were not disclosed, but Tamare …

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