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Wagering Company Launches Petition, Letter Writing Initiative

13 January 2004

BetonSports.com has launched a petition and letter writing initiative for online gambling enthusiasts to voice their support for Internet-based wagering.

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.

Casino Worker Faces Fraud Charges

13 January 2004

News Brief: A once-prominent businesswoman who faces fraud and theft charges in this southwestern Ontario city has been arrested at Las Vegas’ Aladdin Hotel and Casino where she was working.

Online Gambling Ads Draw Scrutiny

13 January 2004

The U.S. Department of Justice has been issuing subpoenas in Las Vegas and nationwide to intimidate and discourage publishers and broadcasters from accepting advertising for online gaming sites, media and legal officials said Monday.

Grand Canal Shoppes: Venetian May Sell Mall

13 January 2004

Visitors to the Grand Canal Shoppes inside The Venetian walk past men's apparel store Gandini in September. The mall generates more than three times the U.S. average in sales per square foot.

Empire Resorts Advances on Monticello Raceway Project

13 January 2004

Empire Resorts has completed the consolidation of operating and development rights to Monticello Raceway.

Atlantic City Roundup

13 January 2004

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

A New Place to Play

12 January 2004

News Brief: Sitting in front of his ‘lucky’ slot machine, Gainesville resident Barry Martin is a walking advertisement for the Chickasaw Tribe's WinStar Casino.

Thief Charged with Casino Robbery

12 January 2004

News Brief: A man serving 32 years in a Montreal prison has been charged with taking part in the 1999 robbery of an armoured truck guard outside the Palace Casino at West Edmonton Mall.

Missouri Casinos' Revenue Mixed

12 January 2004

News Brief: Revenue increased for two area casinos and fell for two others in December, according to statistics from the Missouri Gaming Commission.

Horseshoe May be Sold to Harrah's

12 January 2004

Binion's Horseshoe owner Becky Behnen was in serious negotiations this morning to sell the closed downtown hotel-casino to Harrah's Entertainment Inc., sources close to the negotiations told the Las Vegas Sun.

Mississippi's Hard Rock on Track

12 January 2004

News Brief: According to attorneys, everything is on track for demolition and construction to begin in March on the Hard Rock site in Mississippi.

Mountaineer Park Enters Agreements Clerks, Horsemen

12 January 2004

Mountaineer Park, Inc. has reached a new, five-year agreement with the union representing its pari-mutuel clerks, and a new, three-year agreement with the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association governing live racing and simulcasting.

Casino In Debt: Binion's Forced to Close

12 January 2004

Deputy U.S. marshals entered Binion's Horseshoe late Friday armed with two court orders authorizing them to seize up to $1.9 million in cash from the casino, an action that forced the closure of the 52-year-old property's casino.

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.

Media Companies Targeted in Illegal Gambling Site Investigation

9 January 2004

News Brief: The Department of Justice has issued a subpoena to Clear Channel Communications and other media companies regarding advertising by illegal Internet gambling sites.

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.

Archon Closes on Laughlin Casino

9 January 2004

Archon Corporation reports the closing of the purchase of the fee ownership of the Pioneer Hotel & Gambling Hall in Laughlin, Nevada on December 29, 2003.

THEhotel Raises the Bar

9 January 2004

THEhotel at Mandalay Bay ushers in a new model of understated luxury to the Las Vegas Strip, affording guests a haven of sophistication and service on par with the best boutique hotels in the world.

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’.

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