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AC casinos pressured for unionization
30 March 2007
News Brief: Other casinos are being put to the test after Caesars dealers became the first ever in this city to become unionized after other unions tried and failed.
Industry leaders speak at East Coast Gaming Congress29 March 2007
The convergence of gaming and leisure will be in the spotlight when two nationally prominent leaders in these fields co-present at the 11th annual East Coast Gaming Congress.
Dealers deny union intimidation20 March 2007
News Brief: Caesars Atlantic City dealers deny the casino's allegation that the United Auto Workers intimidated them into voting for union representation was false.
Caesars Atlantic City dealers vote for union19 March 2007
News Briefs: A sweeping majority of table games dealers at Caesars Atlantic City approved unionization with United Auto Workers, making them the city's first casino dealers to join a union.
Woman wins $2.4 million slots jackpot14 March 2007
Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa announced today Marguerit Pittman, a Browns Mills, NJ, resident and My Borgata Rewards cardholder, won $2.4 million on a nickel Wheel of Fortune machine early Saturday morning.
Borgata appoints members to senior management team9 March 2007
Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, reports the appointment of two executives to its senior management team.
Official urges look at casino worker's firing7 March 2007
News Brief: Assemblyman Jim Whelan, D-Atlantic City, urged state authorities to investigate the recent firing of a veteran Tropicana casino employee and outspoken anti-smoking advocate.
Smoking critic loses casino job6 March 2007
News Brief: A vocal critic of casino smoking was laid off Sunday from his position as a tables-games supervisor, a move the Somers Point man calls retaliatory.
AC casino construction won't be rushed2 March 2007
News Brief: Pinnacle Entertainment Inc. will take its time building a $1.5 billion megaresort in Atlantic City to avoid the construction mistakes and cost overruns plaguing its new casino in St. Louis, its chief executive says.
AC casino union drive gets nasty21 February 2007
New Brief: A union drive at Atlantic City casinos is starting to sound more like a nasty political campaign, with each side accusing the other of using intimidation tactics and dirty tricks.
MGM Mirage serious about AC casino19 February 2007
News Brief: MGM Mirage is serious about developing a new megaresort on a 70-acre site next to Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.
AC casino height rules may change16 February 2007
News Brief: Atlantic City Council is expected to vote next week on a measure that would raise the building height limit for a portion of land bordered by the Boardwalk and New Jersey, Oriental and Metropolitan avenues from 485 to 800 feet.
Connecticut tribe denies AC casino plans15 February 2007
News Brief: The Mashantucket Pequot Tribe is discussing the development of a new casino on the waterfront in Atlantic City but the tribe said Wednesday it has no current plans to develop the site.
Connecticut tribe, MGM Mirage in talks14 February 2007
News Brief: Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation may build an Atlantic City casino in partnership with gaming giant MGM Mirage.
Harrah's Atlantic City to unveil plans8 February 2007
Harrah's Atlantic City will unveil the first phase of the property's $550 million upgrade and expansion project on February 18 when a new 620-seat contemporary buffet and a retail promenade offering seven unique shopping outlets are revealed.
AC casino official rejoins agency7 February 2007
News Brief: Casino Control Commissioner Michael C. Epps rejoined the agency Tuesday after a 64-day hiatus caused by delays in getting his nomination approved by the state Senate.
AC council to vote on smoking ban7 February 2007
News Brief: Atlantic City Council is scheduled to vote on an ordinance to mostly ban smoking on casino floors at its 5 p.m. meeting today.
East Coast Gaming Congress adds producer7 February 2007
Vibrant Development Group has joined the East Coast Gaming Congress as an organizing producer.
Sands ready for implosion5 February 2007
News Brief: Shuttered and stark, the old Sands Casino Hotel awaits a spectacular implosion that will reduce it to tons of rubble in mere seconds.
A.C. isolated smoking areas proposed5 February 2007
News Brief: Isolating smoking areas, as are now proposed for Atlantic City casinos, intensifies smoke contamination inside and out of the smoking area.
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