Philly.com | Atlantic City casino closing; another may follow USA TODAY ATLANTIC CITY — Lady Luck is running out for this New Jersey resort center and "Monopoly" inspiration, with another casino announcing its closure on Friday. The Showboat Casino Hotel will shut down on Aug. 31, barely two months away, parent company ... Union: New... |
Atlantic City casino closing; another may follow
Union: New Jersey Casino Warns of Possible Closure
The San Luis Obispo Tribune | Union: New Jersey Casino Warns of Possible Closure ABC News Workers at Atlantic City's Showboat Casino Hotel will receive notices on Friday warning that the casino may close in two months, a union official said Thursday. Bob McDevitt, president of Local 54 of the Unite-HERE union, said a Caesars Entertainment ... Sh... |
Winners and losers from Supreme Judicial Court casino decision - Business
Boston Globe | Winners and losers in decision on casino repeal vote Boston Globe The casino law was one of Beacon Hill's biggest bets, and it could be a complete bust. Tuesday's Supreme Judicial Court ruling will allow voters in November to decide whether to repeal the gaming law. Those who felt blindsided by casinos — despite ... Massachusetts... |
Wilmot unveils new $425 million casino resort plan
13WHAM-TV | Wilmot unveils new $425 million casino resort plan Capital New York ALBANY—Wilmorite, the Rochester-based real estate company, will unveil redesigned plans today for a $425 million destination casino-resort in the town of Tyre in the state's Finger Lakes region. The casino's developer, Tom Wilmot, will also get new ... Wilmorite... |
Casino opponents hail court decision putting repeal question on ballot - Metro
Casino repeal activists vow to build on momentum Boston Globe Three years ago, when the state's casino law passed after years of debate, casino gambling in Massachusetts seemed all but inevitable. The fight over where casinos would be built would surely be long and drawn-out. But the time for stopping them ... |
Feds: Casinos must track pot business owners, workers at game tables
Feds: Casinos must track pot business owners, workers at game tables The Denver Post Colorado's 40 casinos — and hundreds of others, including in the gaming mecca in Las Vegas — are bound by the same money-reporting rules that have made banks reluctant to let legal marijuana businesses open bank accounts, federal authorities now ... and... |
SJC rules casino repeal question can be put on November ballot - Metro
Boston magazine's Boston Daily | SJC rules casino repeal question can be put on ballot Boston Globe Massachusetts' highest court this morning cleared the way for a repeal of the state casino law to appear on the November ballot, setting up a fierce referendum campaign for the fall and placing the fate of the state's nascent gambling industry... |
Mississippi casino revenues dip sharply in May
Mississippi casino revenues dip sharply in May Hattiesburg American It's the 21st month out of the last 23 that Mississippi casinos have won less money from gamblers compared to the same month of the previous year. June could see even sharper drops in the river region, with Caesars Entertainment Corp. closing its ... and more » |
Hong Kong, Australia Investors Team Up on Brisbane Casino Bid
Sydney Morning Herald | Hong Kong, Australia Investors Team Up on Brisbane Casino Bid Wall Street Journal Sydney-based Echo, which owns the only existing casino in Queensland's capital, Brisbane, said Monday that it has formed a joint venture with Hong Kong-based companies Chow Tai Fook Enterprises Ltd. and Far East Consortium International Ltd.... |
Upstate New York Town Clings to Casino Dream
Wall Street Journal | Upstate New York Town Clings to Casino Dream Wall Street Journal And during the 1970s, like today, billboards lined the highways promoting casinos as the answer. "We've been hearing that our whole lives," said Mr. Taylor, 46 years old, who owns a propane and heating-oil business in town. Casino advocates in the Town .... |
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