Atlantic City News - Page 77

News brief: Real estate tycoon Donald Trump has made a bid to buy casino operator Trump Entertainment Resorts.

News brief: A research report says that Revel Entertainment Group's $2 billion mega-resort may kill off two or three weaker Atlantic City casinos.

A New Jersey bankruptcy court has approved the sale of the Tropicana Atlantic City to a group of investors lead by Carl Icahn.

News brief: Today is the deadline for Coastal Development to buy the Trump Marina casino in Atlantic City.

News brief: A 57-year-old man has been charged with murder after the shooting death of a shift manager at the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City.

News brief: A woman broke the world record for the longest craps roll with a time of four hours and 18 minutes at the Borgata.

New Jersey gaming authorities have found MGM Mirage joint venture partner Pansy Ho unsuitable.

News brief: Some casino construction in Atlantic City is still occurring, while other projects remain on hold.

News brief: The New Jersey's Casino Control Commission has approved the sale of the Tropicana Casino Resort in Atlantic City.

News brief: The Atlantic City property is expected to go on the auction block on Wednesday.

News brief: The Caesars brand will be prominently displayed in advertisements at the brand new Citi Field.

News brief: Despite casino revenue plummeting overall, the take from penny slot machines and their 2-cent counterparts rose 8.4 percent last year.

News brief: Casino revenue fell 19.4 percent, setting a record for the biggest monthly decline in Atlantic City's 31-year history of legalized gambling.

News brief: A proposal to allow slots at New Jersey racetracks is being slammed by Atlantic City casino executives.

News brief: The trustee of the Tropicana Casino in Atlantic City reached an agreement with lenders to set a $200 million minimum bid in a bankruptcy auction.

News brief: Trump Plaza has removed Atlantic City's only batch of automated poker tables after trying them out for a few months.

News brief: A New Jersey Congressman said that $160 million worth of business and 120,000 visitors already have chosen other cities other than Atlantic City.

News brief: The FBI arrested a man connected to 17 bank robberies at the Borgata Hotel, Casino and Spa in Atlantic City.

Samuel Chartier, a 23-year-old from Montreal, won $322,944 after outlasting 208 other players in the $5,000 buy-in championship event at Caesars Atlantic City.

Two twenty-somethings each won WSOP Circuit bracelets in separate hold-em events at Caesars Atlantic City.