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The July 23 show is part of the rock band's North American tour and adds to an already star-studded summer of entertainment at Taj Mahal.

Trump Taj Mahal brings live poker back to Atlantic City this weekend and also launches the $1,000,000 Winning Ticket game, open to all Trump One members.

Tickets go on sale Friday, May 6.

Both the Tropicana and TTMA are subsidiaries of Icahn Enterprises LP.

Trump Taj Mahal now owned by Carl Icahn.

Icahn won't go ahead with buy out of Trump Taj Mahal without Union Local 54 pensions and benefits challenge wholly settled.

Federal Appeals Court rules against Taj Mahal casino workers over benefits and pension cut.

The Northeast casino market is becoming flooded with new competition, which is bad for operators but great for equipment and game providers.

Union workers vote to support a strike at Taj Mahal over the loss of benefits.

Protest sees 68 casino workers arrested outside Taj Mahal.

Even though casinos are reporting customers' suspicious activity more frequently, one federal prosecutor believes more can be accomplished through a "culture of compliance."

The New Jersey college bought the now-closed Showboat casino last year, before Caesars filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy judge approves finance for Taj Mahal to remain open ahead of restructuring.

A one year lifeline could yet be possible for the Trump Taj Mahal, as Icahn offers to invest.

What happened to all of the slot machines from the casinos that closed in Atlantic City?

Internet gaming proponents think the Golden State will erase doubts about the financial strength of the activity that is burdened by setbacks in New Jersey, Nevada and Delaware.

Ultimate Gaming employees were told of the shutdown Friday morning.

Mayor denies Taj Mahal request for property tax-relief as casino demands concessions in order to remain open until November.

A third of the Boardwalk’s casino industry has closed in a span of nine months. The shutdowns eliminated 8,000 hospitality and gaming jobs, silenced more than 9,000 slot machines and removed from the market more than 5,000 hotel rooms and suites.

Ultimate Gaming, which is majority owned by Station Casinos, said in a statement that its contract with the financially troubled Boardwalk hotel-casino was being “terminated due to multiple breaches by Trump Taj Mahal Associates.”