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Union forms Tropicana committee

28 March 2008

UNITE HERE Local 54 reports the formation of a committee of workers from the Atlantic City Tropicana Casino to represent the interests of Tropicana employees as the sale process for the facility proceeds.

Atlantic City smokers enraged by ban

27 March 2008

News Brief: The thought of not being able to light up on the casino floor has enraged the Atlantic City smoking crowd.

Resorts Atlantic City presents Marilyn McCoo, Billy Davis Jr.

26 March 2008

Resorts Atlantic City announced that Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. will perform in the Superstar Theater April 6 & 7, 9 – 11, 2008.

Tropicana plans new slot project

25 March 2008

The Tropicana Casino & Resort announced today their plans to create a new slot environment in Atlantic City.

Borgata opens Izakaya

20 March 2008

This June, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa will redefine dining in Atlantic City, when it opens Izakaya - A Modern Japanese Pub.

Raven-Symoné at Trump Taj Mahal

19 March 2008

AEG Live presents Raven-Symoné with special guests Mitchel Musso, B5 and Clique Girlz in the Mark G. Etess Arena at Trump Taj Mahal on Saturday, May 10, 2008. Doors are at 5:00 pm and show time is at 6:00 pm.

NJ senate approves track subsidy

18 March 2008

News Brief: The New Jersey Senate gave final approval to a bill that would provide a $90 million casino-funded subsidy to state horse-racing interests.

Gomes, Cordish group bids for Tropicana

18 March 2008

News Brief: Dennis Gomes, former Tropicana CEO, has teamed with real estate developer Cordish Co. to make a bid for Tropicana Casino and Resort.

New Jersey looks to prevent future shutdowns

13 March 2008

News Brief: The Corzine administration is exploring ways to prevent casinos and race tracks from being forced to close in the unusual case that the New Jersey government shuts down like it did over a budget impasse.

Atlantic City stops declining trend

11 March 2008

News Brief: After 10 months of year over year declines, the Atlantic City casino industry here eeked out a small vistory in February.

Gambler lawyer loses all and sues casinos

10 March 2008

News Brief: A former lawyer who gambled away nearly £500,000 has lodged a £10 million lawsuit against seven casinos, claiming that they had 'a duty of care'.

Columbia Sussex fights back

5 March 2008

Columbia Sussex Corp. is not leaving New Jersey without a fight.

New Jersey tracks get $90 million from casinos

4 March 2008

News Brief: Atlantic City's casinos will spend $90 million underwriting horse-racing purses and supporting horse-breeding programs over the next three years, according to the New Jersey governor's Office.

Pinnacle Entertainment meets with Atlantic City officials

29 February 2008

News Brief: Despite recent delays and now-indefinite development plans, Pinnacle Entertainment Inc. continued to meet with Atlantic City officials for another hearing to create a redevelopment zone around the company's proposed casino site.

Casinos hit by sluggish economy

29 February 2008

News Brief: Atlantic City’s casinos, once thought virtually recession-proof, are now becoming victims of the sluggish economy.

Credit crisis hits Atlantic City

27 February 2008

News Brief: The credit crisis that has rippled through the mortgage and banking industries has made its way to Atlantic City.

Plenty of Atlantic City construction work

22 February 2008

News Brief: There are plans over the next four years for $20 billion worth of casino, hotel, restaurant and retail construction and renovation projects in Atlantic City.

Prosecutor: Underage gambling not unusual

22 February 2008

News Brief: Underage gamblers show up in municipal court in Atlantic City nearly every day, a prosecutor said this morning.

Borgata handed largest fine for underage gambling

21 February 2008

News Brief: The Casino Control Commission ordered Borgata to pay a $105,000 penalty -- the largest fine imposed in an underage gambling case -- for not stopping a 19-year-old gambler.

NJ VLT proposal finds supporters

21 February 2008

News Brief: A new push by horsemen for installing video lottery terminals at New Jersey racetracks has attracted backing from sympathetic state legislators as discussions over renewed purse subsidies from Atlantic City casinos are stalled.

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