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Ice Cube slapped with lawsuit by Rabbi who alleges anti-semitic abuse outside Detroit casino.

The $4 billion Resorts World Las Vegas project is expected to create 30,000 new construction jobs.

FireKeepers Casino have begun an investigation into a possible customer data breach.

Freedman was previously in management roles at three other Four Winds properties.

Detroit casino revenue pumped up by lower gas prices.

Improvements in the works include a second championship golf course, a full-service spa and renovations to the bingo hall and Island Bar.

Caesars will continue to manage the properties, which will remain part of the company’s Total Rewards player loyalty program.

A study released this month by GamblingCompliance.com found Internet lottery is expanding on a much faster pace than Internet casino gaming.

Overall 2014 revenue down 1.2 percent but Q4 and December revenue rose 4 percent and 10.3 percent respectively.

Under Right to Work law, worker files unfair practices suit against MGM Grand Detroit and her union.

Michigan casinos created 17,000 jobs and provided tax revenue of $730 million new economic impact survey shows.

Detroit's casino revenue fell 3 percent in September compared to the same month last year.

Detroit casinos’ aggregate revenue was down 0.2 percent for for August 2014 compared to last year, but up 1.2 percent compared to July 2014.

Federal lawsuit challenge to Gun Lake Tribe's casino to move forward this week.

Following the company’s release of second-quarter earnings this month — a profit of $105.5 million on revenue of $2.6 billion — the investment community praised the company and lauded expansion opportunities in the U.S. and Macau.

Funds raised will be used to purchase Giraffe Warmers for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

Supreme Court throw out Michigan state attempt to close an off-reserve tribal casino, citing sovereign immunity.

Since the Island Resort & Casino in Harris, Michigan first became a title sponsor and host in 2010, the Symetra Tour has encouraged other Native American gaming facilities to follow suit.

Tough times continue for Detroit as revenue falls 6 percent in April.

Last Tuesday, Caesars announced a five-step plan for eliminating the company’s 2015 financial obligations and reduce the upcoming debts due in 2016 and 2017.