Tropicana Atlantic City News - Page 13

Struggle for revenue increase continues in Atlantic City, where the pattern of decline continued for 27th month -- except Tropicana.

Tropicana Casino and Resort to rise again with new one-year license.

Four casinos step up in partnership to revitalize Atlantic City tourism district.

UAW making progress in drive to unionize in Atlantic City casinos.

Fire at Tropicana Casino Sunday causes smoke and water damage on three floors.

The Tropicana Casino & Resort in Atlantic City is offering a "Jersey Shore Package" for fans to relive the popular MTV show.

Billionaire Carl Ichan will be the largest owner of Tropicana Entertainment when it becomes the first gaming company to emerge from bankruptcy since the recession.

News brief: Casino union Local 54 is still negotiating with Tropicana Casino and Resort and Trump Entertainment Resorts.

Rather than buy into companies, investors mull buying up debt — with chance of calling shots.

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: 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 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: Tropicana Entertainement filed for Chapter 11 in May but its CEO wants to regain control of the Atlantic City casino that bears the company's name.

While the recession is fueling price wars in Las Vegas, Atlantic City's Tropicana casino has bigger problems due in large part to the depressed economy.

News brief: The Atlantic City hotel will freeze the pay of top-earning employees and may lay off as many as 117 dealers.

News brief: New Jersey's highest court upheld the decision to strip Tropicana Entertainment LLC of its license and put the troubled gaming hall up for sale.

News brief: The former owner of the Tropicana Casino and Resort said it was denied a new license due to political meddling.

News brief: Tropicana Entertainment filed a petition this morning with the commission asking for a second chance to run the casino.

Tropicana Entertainment will continue to reinvest in its other properties and look for new growth opportunities even if its efforts to regain control of its flagship property in Atlantic City fail.