New Jersey News - Page 139

Veteran gaming journalist Joe Weinert will join Spectrum Gaming Group, LLC as managing editor of its publications and online operations, the company announced Tuesday.

News Brief: Jeff McGill turned a street dice game into a successful casino game business.

A selection of news and views from Atlantic City this week.

News Brief: An Asian prostitution ring conspired with six Atlantic City casino employees to sell sexual services to favored gamblers, authorities said Thursday.

News Brief: Atlantic City needs more than trendy restaurants, shops and other casino add-ons to achieve a major boost in gaming business, according to Standard & Poor’s.

A selection of news and views from Atlantic City this week.

News Brief: The chief executive of Atlantic City's newest casino was appointed Friday to the board of the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority.

News Brief: Six months in, authority says it is too early to accurately gauge Atlantic City’s new slogan effectiveness, but the preliminary numbers are impressive.

News Brief: Resorts Atlantic City won regulatory approval Wednesday for a $40 million financing that will buy 10 acres next door.

News Brief: Dealers at Bally's, Caesars and Hilton called in Teamsters Local 331 to help get stable wages, a lower threshold for full-time benefits and better treatment from management.

News Brief: Harrah's Entertainment is considering adding more hotel rooms in Atlantic City to meet burgeoning demand, according to Chief Executive Gary Loveman.

A selection of news and views from Atlantic City this week.

News Brief: The extra day in February contributed to a whopping 30.1 percent increase in gaming revenues compared with February 2003.

News Brief: The former executive director of the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority scoffed at allegations by the McGreevey administration of spending abuses and questionable accounting practices at the cash-rich state agency during his regime.

A selection of news and views from Atlantic City this week.

A selection of news and views from Atlantic City this week.

News Brief: Just as the Atlantic City casino industry is completing a $1.8 billion building boom that began 3 1/2 years ago, the industry's investment pipeline is filling with another $1 billion.

News Brief: The new Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa paid its first regulatory fines on Wednesday for two violations at the gaming tables.

News Brief: A longtime craps players says that casinos are cutting into their crap dealers’ tips and has started a campaign to remedy this.

News Brief: Despite a $20 million subsidy deal, horse racing supporters are pushing for a 2006 vote on a constitutional amendment to allow racetrack slot machines when the casino subsidy deal expires.