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CEO Upbeat About Borgata's Future

29 January 2004

News Brief: Terry Lanni, CEO of MGM Mirage, is optimistic about the future of Borgata.

New Jersey Governor Vows No More Surprises

28 January 2004

News Brief: Governor McGreevey promises that there will be no new taxes and no push for racetrack slots.

Casino School Opens in South Jersey

27 January 2004

News Brief: The Casino Training Institute aims to teach people the games of craps, blackjack, roulette and baccarat in detail so they can find work as table dealers in casinos.

Atlantic City Roundup

26 January 2004

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

Resorts to Develop Adjacent Site

22 January 2004

News Brief: Five months away from completing a $115 million hotel expansion, Resorts Atlantic City is developing plans for another major project next door.

Taj Mahal Pays Fine

22 January 2004

More than four years and a litany of legal arguments later, Taj Mahal paid $60,000 to settle Division of Gaming Enforcement civil charges that it violated state equal-employment opportunity rules.

New Jersey Slot Panel Proposed

21 January 2004

News Brief: A proposed New Jersey Senate committee that would oversee legislation involving the state’s casino, horse racing, and tourism industries would make a study of slot machines at racetracks a major priority.

Racetrack Slots Get New Focus in New Jersey

21 January 2004

News Brief: Examining the addition of slot machines at state racetracks would be top priority for a newly proposed Senate committee that would oversee legislation involving the state's casino, horse-racing and tourism industries.

Atlantic City Roundup

20 January 2004

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

Atlantic City Bets on Youth

14 January 2004

News Brief: Atlantic City casinos are reinventing themselves as full destination resorts and broadening their appeal to attract young professionals.

Governor McGreevey Invites Gaming Analysts to Dinner

13 January 2004

News Brief: Governor McGreevey has invited about Wall Street gaming analysts to dinner at his mansion in hopes of improving the administration's image among this group.

Atlantic City Garage Plans Revived

13 January 2004

News Brief: A New Jersey agency is reviving plans for a $20 million parking garage that was put on hold following the catastrophic collapse of the Tropicana Casino and Resort parking garage.

Hit-Run Suspect's Gamble

13 January 2004

News Brief: After hitting and killing a man on the Upper East Side with a stolen sport utility vehicle, Gurpreet Oberoi hopped a bus to Atlantic City and spent the next day at the casinos before he was coaxed back to New York City to surrender yesterday, police said.

Atlantic City Roundup

13 January 2004

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

Borgata Drives Up Atlantic City Revenues

12 January 2004

News Brief: Atlantic City casino revenue rose 2.8 percent in December, thanks to the new Borgata resort, which gained ground lost by existing rivals, New Jersey state data showed on Friday.

Casinos Help Celebrate Atlantic City's 150th Birthday

9 January 2004

News Brief: All twelve of Atlantic City's casinos have agreed to put on concerts to celebrate the city’s 150th anniversary.

Tropicana Contractor Files Demo Permit

9 January 2004

News Brief: The general contractor for the Tropicana parking garage that partly collapsed in October has applied for a permit to demolish at least part of the structure.

New Jersey Commission Fed Up with Promoter

8 January 2004

News Brief: Don King has been able to sign casino partnerships for big fights in Atlantic City without holding a casino license. The Division of Gaming Enforcement say they’re fed up with his tactics.

Taj Capitalizes on 'Apprentice'

8 January 2004

Trump Taj Mahal has launched ‘The $100,000 Apprentice Challenge,’ in which gamblers compete by selecting the losing and winning contestants of the reality show, ‘The Apprentice’.

Casino, Bank Share Blame in Swindle

7 January 2004

News Brief: A judge says both the Trump Taj Mahal and the Bank of New York share the blame in a case of where a swindler bilked the Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort out of $370,000 in chips.

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