in macaw, francis lui's casino project is already up and running. that doesn't mean he's not keeping his eye on expansion plans. in new york, the brewer steve hindy is pushing through various upgrades to allow him to ramp up production. you guessed it. it's time for "the boss." >>> previously on "the boss," leading from the front, steve hindy hits the streets of brooklyn to find out what is sapping sales. >> hey, steve. >> i don't know evidently i don't think there is a problem. i just think we have to work harder and be more persistent. >> in macaw, proud and joy as francis lui opens his casino resorts. >> definitely is my firstborn child. i love it. >> good morning, good morning everyone. >> reporter: francis lui is breathing a sigh of relief. the casino he's worked on for so long has opened without a hitch. >> it has exceeded everybody's expectation. we had the right product at the right time. >> reporter: francis takes a moment to let his executive team know they've done well. >> i think in general, i think we've aced it. >> reporter: as the vic

francis lui is one of the ceos we've been following in "the boss."re is this week's installment. >>> previously on "the boss," room for improvement. >> you got a little lost and confused when you go over there. either it's too bright or too dark. >> reporter: francis lui tells his executive team they can do better. >> even though we're achieving great results right now, i still think we can be better, much better. >> reporter: festivities are under way at galaxy macau. dedicated asian slot machines will feature asian game themes. to help draw in the crowds, francis has brought on board a familiar face, one of hong kong's most recognizable movie and tv stars, and the face of the five ghosts slot machines. >> this is the first time we have a celebrity that is doing a promotion event for our slot machines. our celebrity is eric dunn. >> reporter: right on the casino floor with him are his vip customers. >> most of the customers would have to come from asia because of the logistics. i think mostly the customers would be from china, especially southern pa