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Atlantic City Workers Still on the Job

15 September 2004

News Brief: Eleven of the city's casinos are now operating without a contract, but the 14,500 hotel and restaurant employees involved remain on the job.

No Atlantic City Union Deal Yet

14 September 2004

News Brief: Talks between the casino union and two companies failed to produce a contract as a potential strike moved closer Monday, but progress apparently was made with the three Trump properties.

Unions, Resorts Atlantic City Still Talking

13 September 2004

News Brief: The union's divide-and-conquer strategy kicked into high gear Sunday, as Resorts Atlantic City held its first solo talks with Local 54 of the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union.

Atlantic City Workers Vote to Strike

10 September 2004

News Brief: Atlantic City union members have given their permission for a strike against the casino industry and started gearing up for what could be a lengthy fight.

Exodus at Casino Association

9 September 2004

News Brief: A day before Atlantic City casino union workers are expected to give labor leaders authorization to call a strike, six casinos sought to protect themselves from the threat Wednesday by leaving the New Jersey Casino Association's bargaining unit.

Atlantic City Union Warns of Strike Action

3 September 2004

News Brief: Less than two weeks before its contract expires, the city's largest and most powerful labor union warned Thursday of the possibility of a strike unless the casinos back off from the controversial practice of subcontracting.

Borgata Strong and Growing Stronger

30 August 2004

News Brief: Ever since the billion-dollar Borgata opened, the megaresort, which raked in more than $1.8 million in daily casino winnings in July, is already looking to get bigger and better.

Atlantic City Casino Jobs Threatened

30 August 2004

News Brief: While Atlantic City is trying to reinvent itself as a full-service, overnight destination, frontline workers say they will be facing the biggest threat to their livelihoods when their current contracts expire next month.

Atlantic City Casinos Results Mixed

19 August 2004

News Brief: While the Borgata has done much to enliven casino gaming in town and is contributing to an expanding market, it had a mixed impact on the industry's second-quarter earnings.

CRDA Head Not Ready to Leave

18 August 2004

News Brief: Curtis Bashaw has a few words for anyone who has designs on his high-profile job as executive director of the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority: I'm not leaving yet.

Atlantic City Casino Bus Company Ends Service

18 August 2004

News Brief: The number of casino bus passengers heading to Atlantic City will likely drop again this year, and the pace of decline could accelerate when a major gaming hall motor coach company leaves the market next month.

Borgata Conducting Car Searched

17 August 2004

News Brief: Security concerns apparently stemming from the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks have prompted Borgata to conduct random searches of cars pulling into its valet parking lot.

Man Jumps to Death from Casino Garage

12 August 2004

News Brief: A man jumped to his death from the 11th level of the parking garage at the Caesars Atlantic City Wednesday morning, police said.

Atlantic City Gamblers: Trump Needs to be Updated

12 August 2004

News Brief: Donald Trump, the man who boasted of mastering the art of the deal and keeping up with the state of the art, has not kept up with the times when it comes to the gambling business, casino-goers said yesterday.

Atlantic City Casino Results Up

11 August 2004

News Brief: It seems the billion-dollar Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is finally spreading the wealth instead of simply stealing business from its competitors.

Atlantic City Players Worry About Slot Program Changes

9 August 2004

News Brief: Atlantic City gamblers are worried that the Harrah’s- Caesars merger will mean changes to the slot club offers.

Atlantic City Needs to Boost Nongaming Options, Experts Say

3 August 2004

News Brief: Experts told a Senate committee on Monday that Atlantic City needs to significantly boost entertainment and other nongaming options in order to limit any loss of casino business when slot machines arrive in Pennsylvania.

Tropicana Sued by Neighbor Over Collapse

30 July 2004

News Brief: The owner of a business located near the Tropicana parking garage that collapsed in October filed a lawsuit Thursday requesting all businesses that lost profits because of the accident and experienced other problems join in a suit against those responsible.

Borgata to Begin Expansion Soon

30 July 2004

News Brief: In just five months, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa will start building on its very successful year with an aggressive expansion.

Casinos Fined for Letting Self-Excluded Gambler Play

23 July 2004

News Brief: Two Atlantic City casinos have been fined $10,000 apiece for allowing a gambler who had voluntarily banned himself from casinos to obtain cash and play.

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