Atlantic City's main casino companies are ponying up $30 million to market the resort now that they no longer have to give
Sector Snap: Most casino operators move higher - BusinessWeek
NEW YORK
Shares of most casino operators climbed Thursday, buoyed by Penn National Gaming Inc.'s strong earnings and an upgrade of Melco Crown Entertainment Ltd.
The overall market was abuzz over solid earnings reports from McDonald's Corp., Travelers Cos., Caterpillar Inc.
Slots at the mall will hurt Md. families - Baltimore Sun
Defenders of the proposed new casino at Arundel Mills Mall will attack Penn National for supposedly hurting the public good by trying to prevent a casino that would
BRIEF-Malaysia's Genting to build London casino - Reuters
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Hollywood Casino in Perryville, Md., generates $2 million in 4 days - Brandywine East Community News
Hollywood Casino generated more than $2 million of revenue during its first four days of operations.
The Perryville, Md., slots facility opened on Sept. 27 and averaged nearly $346 per day per machine in gross gaming revenue. The facility has 1,500 slot machines.
Nearly half of the money is slated to support the Maryland Education Trust Fund, with one third of the revenue
Some local businesses throw support behind slots at Arundel Mills - ABC2 News
Slots at Arundel Mills Mall is a hot button issue.
The group called "Stop Slots at the Mall" wants the casino built at Laurel Park Race Track. But some local business owners are throwing their support behind the cordish company. And its plan to build the casino at Arundel Mills Mall.
A coalition of Anne Arundel County business owners met today to show support for the casino
Gambling commission hears Sugar Creek casino proposal - Kansas City Star
JEFFERSON CITY | Sugar Creek made its pitch today to the Missouri Gaming Commission for a new, $107 million casino-resort on the banks of the Missouri River in eastern Jackson County.
The commission, meeting in Jefferson City, also heard presentations from two other cities vying for an available casino license, but took no action and offered little public comment on its plans
Sen. Russell Pearce wants to join Glendale casino lawsuit - AZ Central.com
State Sen. Russell Pearce, never shy of controversy, has entered the fray over the Tohono O'odham Nation's proposed casino and resort near Glendale.
The Mesa Republican wants to join a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Interior that seeks to reverse its July decision to designate the 54-acre site as a reservation, potentially paving the way for gambling.
North St. Louis County casino site lacks financing - BusinessWeek
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.
A group wanting to locate a casino in north St. Louis County won't be making a pitch to the Missouri Gaming Commission as originally planned.
The Gaming Commission was to hear presentations Wednesday from four entities competing for Missouri's last
Kan. board to pick casino developer Dec. 15 - BusinessWeek
TOPEKA, Kan.
A Kansas board meets Dec. 15 to pick the developer for a state-owned casino south of Wichita.
The Lottery Gaming Facility Review Board also has scheduled three other meetings to review the two pending proposals for the Sumner County casino.
The chosen
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