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Revel Entertainment submits filings

13 September 2007

Revel Entertainment Group has applied for a CAFRA Permit and has also filed a site plan application for its beachfront casino entertainment resort on twenty acres of land along the Atlantic City boardwalk.

At least five Atlantic City casinos plan to go smoke free

12 September 2007

News Brief: Smokers may soon be out of luck: At least five of Atlantic City's casinos are making gambling areas smoke-free.

Atlantic City slumps again

11 September 2007

News Brief: Atlantic City's gaming revenue fell 5.9 percent in August, reflecting a poor summer and the fifth straight month of declines.

Atlantic City considers banning casino shuttles

7 September 2007

News Brief: Atlantic City Council introduced an ordinance Wednesday that would ban the Harrah's 'Total Express' shuttles from the resort streets.

Foreign student workers disillusioned

4 September 2007

News Brief: Some foreign students say the agencies they paid in their country to arrange for them to work here misled them into thinking they could make more money and have better positions.

Tropicana wall damage not dangerous

31 August 2007

News Brief: An engineering company hired by Tropicana Casino and Resort has concluded that damage to an exterior wall is only cosmetic in nature and there are no concerns about the structural integrity of the building.

Trump Taj Mahal hosts Experience Hendrix

30 August 2007

Trump Taj Mahal brings Experience Hendrix to the Mark G. Etess Arena on Friday, October 19, 2007. Show time is at 9:00 pm with doors at 8:00 pm.

Taj Mahal launches September promotions

29 August 2007

September's going to be one to remember at the Trump Taj Mahal.

PTseats.com launches online tournament bookings

29 August 2007

PTseats.com recently launched the only on-line booking service for tournament poker spots with its first casino partner, the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City.

Revel plans $2 billion casino

28 August 2007

News Brief: Revel Entertainment Group plans to develop a $2 billion casino hotel that will top out at nearly 4,000 rooms and tempt customers with an array of retail and entertainment attractions.

Tropicana dealers vote for union

27 August 2007

News Brief: Dealers at Tropicana Casino and Resort voted in the United Auto Workers as their collective bargaining representative by a sweeping majority Saturday.

Casinos workers forced to work in smoking sections

27 August 2007

News Brief: Casino employees say that they are being forced to work smoking sections even though casino executives said the smoking sections would be staffed by volunteers.

Caesars Atlantic City workers vote for union

24 August 2007

News Brief: Slot technicians at Caesars Atlantic City voted 20-11 for representation by the United Auto Workers on Thursday, granting the union its second victory there in five months.

Competition hits Atlantic City workforce

24 August 2007

News Brief: Competition from surrounding states and a partial smoking ban has taken a toll on the Atlantic City casinos. And now it's hitting the workforce.

Atlantic City officials upset over Trump's criticism

21 August 2007

News Brief: Donald Trump's attempt to repeal Atlantic City's partial casino smoking ban has infuriated City Council and could revive an effort to prohibit gamblers from lighting up altogether, two members said Monday.

Sands gets ready for demolition

31 July 2007

News Brief: Demolition crews are tearing off the Sands Casino's facade and gutting the building’s interior in preparation for a spectacular implosion this fall.

Atlantic City gaming industry bet on renovations

30 July 2007

News Brief: Atlantic City’s gambling halls are betting $10 billion on remaking this resort town into a hipper, hotter destination with top entertainers, glitzy rooms and swank restaurants run by famous chefs.

Caesars part of union drive again

27 July 2007

News Brief: Employees at Caesars Atlantic City are once more part of a union organizing drive — for the fourth time in nearly six months.

Caesars sued by fired worker

27 July 2007

News Brief: A food and beverage manager with 17 years at Caesars has sued the casino hotel, alleging he was fired as a result of racial and gender bias.

AC cops bust high stakes poker scheme

26 July 2007

News Brief: The police weren’t bluffing when they busted in on a high-stakes poker scam at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.

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