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Moody's Investors is taking a dim view of Atlantic City in light of Pennsylvania’s legalization of table games last week.

Billionaire Carl Ichan will be the largest owner of Tropicana Entertainment when it becomes the first gaming company to emerge from bankruptcy since the recession.

A decision to give a gaming license to Bayshore Rebar Inc. has been delayed 45 days by New Jersey casino regulators.

The Boardwalk casino, which has not made a a payment on its $360 million mortgage since October 2008, will be controlled by its lenders.

Atlantic City's November casino revenue fell 13.4 percent compared to November in 2008.

The first event of the WSOP Circuit at Harrah’s Atlantic City attracted 1,056 entrants.

Trump Entertainment Resorts is supporting a buyout plan backed by Donald Trump and bondholders.

Poker, poker chip collecting, gambling history and more -- there's a perfect book for everyone on your holiday gift list. Here are a several suggestions.

Donald Trump and his daughter Ivanka have ended their attempt to take back control of Trump Entertainment Resorts.

The four-time Grammy Award winning group will play at the Superstar Theater at Resorts Casino on Saturday, December 5.

A lot is riding on Atlantic City table games amid competition for gamblers from neighboring states.

A bankruptcy judge ruled that Donald Trump must disclose details about the investment he holds in the bankrupt Trump Entertainment Resorts.

News brief: The slot manufacturer has restructured its long-time partnership with slots giant International Gaming Technology.

News brief: City officials are again debating whether the casinos should go smoke-free a year after delaying a smoking ban.

News brief: A Maryland man was sentenced to 16 years in prison for robbing an elderly man who had just won $10,000 in an Atlantic City casino.

News brief: Eight old-fashioned slot machines introduced at Resorts Atlantic City in the spring have been converted back to coinless machines.

News brief: Donald Trump is offering to pay bondholders an extra $13.9 million in cash in hopes of regaining control of the bankrupt casinos.

News brief: A bankruptcy judge set Jan. 20 as the first of five possible dates to decide the fate of Trump Entertainment Resorts.

News brief: A former dealer charged in 1999 with stealing $60,000 from the Trump Taj Mahal was arrested in Ghana on Monday.

News brief: New figures released by the New Jersey Casino Control Commission show that 1,067 jobs were cut last month.