By Robert Fenner
Oct. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Tabcorp Holdings Ltd., Australia’s biggest gambling company, plans to spin off its casino business into a separate
2 arrested in theft from casino's bank drop - Norwich Bulletin
Police say two Foxwoods workers pocketed $3,000 from the casino’s bank drop Saturday.
Bryan Olmeda, 23, of Flintock Road in Ledyard, who makes bank drops from the casino’s bingo games, was charged with third-degree larceny after casino officials noticed the bingo cash drop was $3,000 short. Later that day, police said, a second Foxwoods employee, Christopher Gnatowski, 25, of
Tabcorp wants to boost Qld casinos - Sydney Morning Herald
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Gambling giant Tabcorp Holdings has signalled even greater investment in Queensland casinos, saying it wants to lure some of rival Crown Ltd's high-rolling VIP players.
Tabcorp on Monday announced a demerger of its casinos operations from its
Tabcorp in play after demerger gamble - Sydney Morning Herald
The move by Tabcorp to announce a demerger of its casino, gaming and wagering business into two separate entities has put the entire company into play, with local and international operators believed to be eying up the various parts of the
Tabcorp Plans to Spin Off Casinos From Gaming, Wagering Assets - BusinessWeek
October 17, 2010, 6:43 PM EDT
Casino Payments - WGRZ-TV
BUFFALO, NY - Some State Lawmakers say they sat down with the Seneca Nation Council, and came up with their own solution on how direct casino proceeds should be paid. First they agreed to cut out the "Middle Man." New York State to be exact.
Members of the Seneca Nation Council joined Lawmakers Sunday afternoon, at the Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino to support proposed
DeLuna Fest: Sunday - Pensacola News Journal
The sun continues to smile down upon the sands of Pensacola Beach, eager to hear the lineup on the third day of the inaugural DeLuna Fest.
The Revivalists, a six piece band complete with a saxophone/hand drum player, took the Wind Creek Hotel and Casino Stage about 1 p.m. this
Four area state legislators support Seneca offer - Buffalo News
Some state lawmakers want to cut New York's government out of the process for sending casino revenue-sharing funds from the Seneca Nation to local governments and not-for-profit organizations.
State Sen. George D. Maziarz, R-Newfane; State Sen. Catherine M. Young, R-Olean; State Assemblyman Mark J.F. Schroeder, D-Buffalo and State Assemblyman Joseph Giglio, R-Gowanda, appeared with
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