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New Jersey Governor's Casino Trips Scrutinized

29 October 2004

News Brief: New Jersey casino regulators have asked the state attorney general to authorize an investigation into whether freebies and perks were improperly bestowed on the governor and his staff during unpublicized visits to Trump Plaza in 2002, according to two law enforcement sources.

Casinos Accused of Labor Offenses

29 October 2004

With 10,000 casino workers going into the fifth week of their walkout in Atlantic City, union officials escalated hostilities Thursday by filing about 200 unfair labor practices complaints with the National Labor Relations Board.

Borgata Workers Get Flu Shots

28 October 2004

News Brief: In the middle of a flu vaccination shortage, about 500 employees of the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa received flu shots on a first-come first-served basis Oct. 21, according to casino spokesman Mike Facenda.

New Jersey Regulators Rule on Loan

28 October 2004

News Brief: New Jersey gaming regulators ruled that the so-called loan given to Antonio Scarselli was actually dirty money from the New York mob and denied him a casino license.

Changes Paying Off for Atlantic City

27 October 2004

News Brief: Once equated with busloads of senior citizens headed to the slot, these days Atlantic City is, as the town's new tagline proclaims, '’always turned on.'

Worker Files Complaint Against Union

27 October 2004

News Brief: A Bally's Atlantic City worker filed an unfair labor practice complaint against the union Tuesday, charging she was denied strike pay.

Harrah's Job Fair Attracts Many

27 October 2004

News Brief: A fair held Tuesday at Harrah's Atlantic City to fill the positions of striking Local 54 of Unite Here workers at Harrah's and Showboat Casino Hotel drew a continuous line of people eager for a job.

Big News for Borgata

27 October 2004

News Brief: Boyd Gaming provides details on Borgata’s $347 million expansion project and strong financial results.

Atlantic City Casinos Look to Replace Workers

26 October 2004

At least two of the four casino companies involved in a long-running strike in Atlantic City have raised the stakes by saying they will begin hiring replacement workers to fill positions vacated by union members on strike.

New Jersey Gaming Division Shut After Fire

26 October 2004

News Brief: An electrical fire at a downtown office building has disrupted the computer systems of the New Jersey casino industry's two main regulatory agencies and forced one of them to temporarily shut down its Atlantic City headquarters.

Atlantic City Casino Workers Get Support

26 October 2004

News Brief: State Senator Nicholas Asselta and Assemblyman Jeff Van Drew told striking members of Local 54 of Unite Here gathered at the Statehouse steps that they would support them in their negotiations with the casino industry.

Harrah's Reveals World Series of Poker Schedule

26 October 2004

For 35 years, the World Series of Poker has been an all-Las Vegas affair. But in 2005, the road to poker's ultimate championship begins in Atlantic City.

Atlantic City Borgata Set for Expansion

25 October 2004

Boyd Gaming Corp. -- fresh from announcing a major casino expansion at its Borgata resort in Atlantic City -- is expected to discuss details of a new hotel tower during the company's third-quarter earnings report on Tuesday.

Inside Gaming Column: Trail to Merger is Now the Fast Track

25 October 2004

A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.

Borgata Plans $347 Million Tower

22 October 2004

News Brief: Buoyed by phenomenal success in its first 15 months of operation, the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is planning a $347 million expansion that will add a new 45-story hotel tower to the megaresort.

Experts Expected at Gaming & Technology Conference

22 October 2004

Gaming experts from Nevada to New Jersey, and from many states in between, will participate in Gaming & Technology Conference 6.0 to be held Nov. 8-9 at the Atlantic City Convention Center.

Celebrities Join Casino Strike Battle

22 October 2004

News Brief: In radio ads that started airing Tuesday, actor Danny Glover and NAACP president Kweisi Mfume beseech listeners to boycott the seven casinos in a contract standoff with Local 54 of Unite Here.

Caesars Warns of Strike's Effect

21 October 2004

Caesars Entertainment says it would earn from 4 to 6 cents per share in the fourth quarter, lower than analysts' average estimate of 8 cents due to uncertainties surrounding a strike in Atlantic City.

Harrah's Exec: We Won't Cave In

21 October 2004

News Brief: The gaming industry is prepared for a long strike if necessary and absolutely will not cave in to union demands for a three-year contract, a top casino executive said Wednesday while lashing out at labor leaders.

Senator Walks with Striking Casino Workers

21 October 2004

News Brief: There was a new face walking the line in Local 54's strike against seven casinos Wednesday - U.S. Sen. Jon Corzine.

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