New Jersey News - Page 92

Air conditioning back on at Caesars and Trump Plaza.

Air conditioning problems continue as casinos work to fix the cracked water pipe disrupting the system.

Publics talks to be led by assemblymen at August summit on state's troubled gambling industry.

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

Canadian aviation fine on Atlantic City's Borgata is overturned by an appeals panel.

Resorts Casino Hotel has partnered with the South Jersey Transportation Authority to award winners $500 in E-ZPass and $500 in gas every Saturday and Sunday.

Moody's Investors Service said Atlantic City is in danger of being surpassed by other jurisdictions, if not this year then surely in 2011, unless a recovery plan is found.

New Jersey lawmakers want a gambling summit that will reconcile the various sports betting and online gambling proposals.

Legislation that would allow Atlantic City casinos to offer Internet gambling recently cleared a big hurdle, but the casinos themselves say they want it to fail.

Triple Towers Virtual Horse Racing is debuting at Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City.

Casinos fined for single missing playing cards, steps taken to ensure future prevention.

CEO of Revel confident new backers will be found.

Atlantic City casinos switch focus as bus patron traffic declines.

Several panelists at the 2010 Global iGaming Summit & Expo believe that New Jersey will be the first U.S. state to regulate the Internet gambling industry.

After a two-year hiatus, the Global iGaming Summit and Expo returned to Montreal last week, with conference speakers focusing on the future of the Internet gambling industry in North America. Casino City's editorial team has compiled the top-10 moments from the conference.

Gaming revenue fell less than 1 percent in April, but the market is bracing for increased competition in Pennsylvania and Delaware.

Harrah's donate further $200,000 instalment to hospital trauma unit.

The Casino City staff is hard at work at GIGSE. The conference has drawn online and land-based gambling industry leaders to Montreal to discuss the future of the online industry in North America.

The Global iGaming Summit & Expo (GIGSE) returned Tuesday after a two-year hiatus, gathering online and land-based gambling industry professionals for a "Pre-Conference Workshop" to discuss the future of the industry in North America.

Atlantic City union offers casino employees help with citizenship application education classes.