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Top-10 casinos by number of employees

11 February 2008

Casino de Genting in Malaysia tops our list with 13,000 employees in the fold, but the two Connecticut-based casinos aren't far behind while four Las Vegas properties make the cut.

Costa Rica, Antigua file for WTO arbitration

1 February 2008

Costa Rica and Antigua separately filed for World Trade Organization arbitration on January 28, seeking compensation from the United States as a result of the U.S. withdrawal of its commitment on cross-border gambling services.

US urges Antigua to delay WTO sanctions on Internet gambling

21 December 2007

International news brief: The United States Friday urged Antigua to hold off on imposing sanctions authorized by the WTO in a dispute over online gambling, saying Washington was revising its WTO commitments.

Antigua eyes big win against U.S. in gambling case

11 December 2007

International News Brief: Antigua and Barbuda expects to receive a big damage award from the World Trade Organization in a long-running Internet gambling dispute with the United States.

Bahamas casino workers may settle for association

26 October 2007

International News Brief: Casino workers at the Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island just might have to settle for forming themselves into an association, Labour and Maritime Affairs Minister Dion Foulkes suggested.

Top-10 Gambling Destinations

12 October 2007

Our Top-10 list of Gambling Destinations begins in New England, travels the high seas to China and lands in Las Vegas.

Local wins WPT Turks & Caicos event

5 October 2007

34-year old Players’ Club Partner and local Turks & Caicos resident Rhynie Campbell emerged the winner of the WPT event

Antigua, Barbuda's claims expected to reach $7 billion

27 August 2007

International News Brief: Antigua and Barbuda’s claims against the US are likely to reach as high as $7 billion as the internet gambling dispute continues.

Trinidad and Tobago casino bosses expecting the worst

15 August 2007

International News Brief: The casino industry in Trinidad and Tobago is bracing itself for next Monday’s Budget.

Mashantucket Pequots look to the Caribbean

15 August 2007

News Brief: The Mashantucket Pequots' plans to diversify tribal holdings beyond gaming are coming to fruition with the development of resort-style projects in St. Croix and the Bahamas.

Antigua, Barbuda not on UK white list

13 August 2007

International News Brief: Antigua and Barbuda is not on the list of foreign remote gambling jurisdictions approved to be white listed by the UK Gambling Commission, released yesterday.

Trinadad, Tobago lottery phased out

13 August 2007

International News Brief: Moves are being made to phase out the Trinidad and Tobago National Lotteries Control Board’s Lottery Classic by as early as October this year, sources in the gaming industry said last week.

Trinidad and Tobago casinos face closure

31 July 2007

International News Brief: Trinidad and Tobago casino workers are blaming their foreign colleagues for bringing the industry back into the Government's focus.

Expert says Antigua unlikely to gain entire $3.4 billion in WTO dispute

25 July 2007

Antigua & Barbuda, which has requested $3.4 billion in compensation from the U.S. after winning a WTO dispute over Internet gambling, most likely will have to settle for a much smaller amount according to John Jackson, an international economics law expert and professor at Georgetown University Law Center.

Antigua gets Caricom support on Internet gambling

8 July 2007

International News Brief: Antigua & Barbuda said it has gained the full support of fellow Caricom member states in its on going Internet gambling dispute with the United States.

U.S. faces seven compensation claims in WTO online gambling case

25 June 2007

Casino City has confirmed that seven compensation claims have been filed against the U.S. in its ongoing WTO online gambling case with Antigua and Barbuda.

Industry reaction to WTO compensation claims muted

21 June 2007

While the compensation claims filed by Antigua, the European Union, Japan and India against the U.S. government have made headlines in mainstream media, industry experts don't expect any of the claims to change the U.S. government's stance on Internet gambling.

Antigua claims $3.4 bln from U.S. over gambling ban

20 June 2007

International News Brief: Antigua and Barbuda said it's entitled to $3.44 billion in compensation from the U.S. in a World Trade Organization dispute over an American ban on Internet gambling.

Netherland Antilles casino accused of union busting

20 June 2007

International News Brief: Windward Islands Civil Servants Union/Private Sector Union has accused the management of Hollywood Casino of applying 'union busting' tactics to break workers away from the union.

Bahamas official: Gaming still important

13 June 2007

International News Brief: Gaming continues to play a vital role in the economy of The Bahamas as it is a multi-billion dollar industry that attracts tourists from all over the globe, said Minister of State for Tourism and Aviation Branville McCartney.

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