Hollywood Casino at Greektown News - Page 10
Greektown expected to lose $15.9 million
6 June 2008
News Brief: Greektown Casino is expected to lose $15.9 million this year as its bottom line absorbs $13.5 million in bankruptcy restructuring costs and $51 million in loan interest payments, according to the casino's financial adviser.
Greektown emergency financing approved5 June 2008
News Brief: Michigan Gaming Control Board members today will get their chance to weigh in on $51.3 million in emergency financing for Greektown Casino that won approval of a U.S. bankruptcy judge.
Tribal chairman responds to Greektown bankruptcy3 June 2008
News Brief: Chairman Aaron Payment of the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians provided reaction to the news Friday that Greektown Casino has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Greektown Casino falls into Chapter 11 bankruptcy30 May 2008
News Brief: Greektown Casino has asked a federal court for approval to reorganize its finances and continue business operations under the protection of Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians announced today.
Greektown given June 10th deadline14 May 2008
News Brief: Greektown Casino was told it has until June 10 to come up with a convincing argument why the Michigan Gaming Control Board should not force casino owners to sell the gaming hall.
Greektown finds buyers7 May 2008
News Brief: A racetrack owner and bank founder and four local real estate investors have teamed up to buy a 40% stake in the cash-strapped Greektown Casino.
Greektown owners face forced sale8 April 2008
News Brief: The owners of Greektown Casino LLC could be forced to sell unless state regulators today approve a request for leniency in meeting financing requirements.
Greektown Casino announces equity partner1 February 2008
Tom Celani will acquire a significant equity position in Greektown Casino, the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians announced today.
Assault case topples Greektown Casino chairman13 December 2007
News Brief: The chairman of the Greektown Casino board of directors has been forced to step down after being accused of assaulting a woman who fought off his sexual advances.
Gambler sues Greektown30 October 2007
A novice gambler accused and acquitted of charges that he cheated on a Greektown Casino game sued the gambling parlor Monday, saying he was targeted by overzealous casino security officials who violated their own policy by having him arrested.
Gatzaros awarded piece in Detroit casino23 October 2007
News Brief: After nearly 10 years of investigating Greektown businessman Ted Gatzaros, the Michigan Gaming Control Board today awarded him partial ownership in a Detroit casino.
Detroit casinos fight closings24 September 2007
News Brief: Detroit's three casinos oppose closing their doors in the event a state budget stalemate forces a shutdown of government services.
Greektown manager targeted for murder31 August 2007
News Brief: A Detroit casino manager was targeted for murder, police said today, and investigators are looking into whether his job was connected to the killing.
New Greektown chairman named24 August 2007
News Brief: Fred Paquin will be the new chairman of Greektown Casino.
Greektown Casino chairman replaced15 August 2007
News Brief: Aaron Payment, who has been chairman of the Greektown Casino Board of Directors since 2004, has been replaced by Fred Paquin, a member of the tribal board of directors and Sault Tribal Police Chief.
Greektown picks Skanska14 December 2006
Skanska has been named construction manager for the Greektown Hotel and Casino. in Detroit, Michigan
Greektown short on revenue13 December 2006
News Brief: The Michigan Gaming Control Board on Tuesday rejected Greektown Casino's request for another year to meet revenue projections, which are likely to fall short because of delays in the construction of its new $200 million facility.
Greektown can't reach goals15 November 2006
News Brief: Greektown Casino LLC's inability to reach revenue goals established in gaming control board documents could ultimately lead to its sale, casino regulators said Tuesday.
Greektown Won't Redeem Tokens Anymore31 August 2006
News Brief: The era of pouring tokens into slot machines at the Greektown Casino has been over for some time, but gamblers clinging to the metal pieces have until 11:59 p.m. Thursday to redeem them at face value or keep them as worthless souvenirs.
Greektown Receives Final Approval10 August 2006
News Brief: Greektown Casino received final approval Tuesday for its permanent $200 million casino/hotel/entertainment complex.
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