Hollywood Casino at Greektown News - Page 8

News brief: Revenue for Detroit's three casinos dropped by less than 0.5 percent as compared to June of last year.

While the Detroit gaming market decreases more than four percent overall, Greektown saw its revenues increase by 7.2% in May, making it the lone casino in the market to see a year-over-year improvement.

The Detroit casino is having four major promotions geared to keep jobs and tax dollars in the U.S.

News brief: Revenue at the city's three casinos fell by a little more than 3 percent, with MGM Grand and Greektown falling and MotorCity posting a slight gain.

Randall A. Fine has been confirmed as the casino's CEO and Amanda Totaro has been confirmed as Vice President of Marketing.

News brief: The NBA superstar has been banned from the MGM and Greektown casinos for "improper behavior."

Club Greektown members eligible to win their share of $50,000 in cash prizes in the Detroit casino's “$50,000 Table Games Cash Giveaway” promotion.

The Detroit casino increased its market share for the second consecutive month from 23.5% in February to 25.0% in March.

News brief: The Detroit casino sees gamblers spend close to $1 million a day but has $777 million in debt and is in bankruptcy.

News brief: UNC's star point guard says that he won about $250 playing craps at the Greektown Casino in Detroit.

News brief: A city attorney says that Detroit wants to negotiate a new deal with any new owner of Greektown Casino.

News brief: The three casinos in the Detroit market saw February revenues increase by more than 9% from January.

News brief: A U.S. Bankruptcy judge ruled that Greektown Casino can borrow the money it needs to complete its new 400-room hotel.

News brief: Greektown Casino might halt operations unless it is able to borrow $46 million to stay open and finish a 400-room hotel.

News brief: December revenue at Greektown, MotorCity Casino and MGM Grand all dropped but yearly revenues were up by 1.84%.

News brief: Greektown Casino has hired an investment bank to seek buyers for the casino, which a consultant said is the preferred option for the casino's exit from Chapter 11.

News Brief: Greektown Casino, which is in bankruptcy reorganization, shouldn't get an exclusive right until June 1 to file a turnaround plan, a group of creditors and a U.S. government representative told a judge.

News Brief: Greektown Casino is on track to complete construction of its new hotel-casino-resort complex in time to meet deadlines imposed by creditors as part of its agreement to exit bankruptcy.

News Brief: Greektown Casino majority owner, the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, is laying off 2% of its 2,000-member workforce as the tribe struggles with a $15-million deficit.

News Brief: On Wednesday Greektown Casino will mark the final pour of concrete to its new 30-story, 400-room hotel currently under construction.