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The Las Vegas-based slot machine said its net profit increased in the fourth quarter thanks to the sale of its casino in Mississippi.

The Almost Angels will celebrate their first Birthday at the Ego Bar & Lounge at the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City.

The Las Vegas casino hosted a special poker tournament August 13 and 14 in support of local firefighters.

Las Vegas tied with New York City as America's "Coolest City," according to the Aug. 2 edition of Forbes magazine.

Harrah's Entertainment is blaming weak customer spending for a $274 million loss in the second quarter.

A judge approved the sale of 11 casinos, land holdings and American Indian gaming contracts to a group backed by Fertitta Gaming for $772 million.

Macau gaming revenues surged more than 70 percent in July while gaming revenues in Las Vegas are "showing no signs of turning around."

A Miami company has acquired a majority stake in a small hotel-casino on Paradise Road that gives the company some 20 acres for future development.

The Las Vegas-based casino operator announced its second-quarter profits fell 73 percent days after dropping out of bidding for Station Casinos properties.

The Las Vegas-based casino giant said its second quarter net loss was $883 million compared to a loss of $212 million in the same quarter last year.

The average daily stock prices of 10 casino operators and slot machine manufacturers all tumbled during the month.

Pinnacle Entertainment lost $49.3 million in the second quarter despite a jump of revenues from the opening of a casino in St. Louis.

Wynn Resorts saw its net income improve during the second quarter because of a robust showing in Macau.

Moody's Investors Service said there is a "high degree of uncertainty" over how much gaming trends will improve through the end of the year.

Steve Wynn said he he isn’t thrilled with the current direction of the U.S. economy during a second quarter earnings conference call.

Copyright infringement suits involving content from the Las Vegas Review-Journal have been filed against at least 81 Web site owners and organizations over the last 11 weeks, according to multiple reports by the Las Vegas Sun.

The casino operator was able to shrink its second quarter net loss due to booming business in Macau.

Gambling equipment giant International Game Technology saw a rise in fiscal third-quarter profits despite a decline in company revenues.

Sierra Gold and PT’s taverns in Las Vegas will have promotions based on NFL as well as fantasy football in August.

Global Cash Access received approval from the Nevada Gaming Control Board to begin a product field trial of its new QuikTicket product.