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New York-New York Gets New Marquee Sign

17 November 2003

Now, for the first time since it was built in 1997 at the intersection of the Strip and Tropicana Avenue, New York-New York hotel-casino is getting a new $10 million marquee sign.

Inside Gaming Column: Wynn Back in the Art Market

17 November 2003

A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.

Caesars Palace Lights Up Las Vegas Strip

17 November 2003

Caesars Palace will sparkle with an extensive array of holiday decorations, the centerpiece of which is a seven-story Christmas tree positioned in the middle of the famous Caesars Palace front fountains.

Gatti-Branco tickets go on sale

17 November 2003

Tickets for the championship boxing match featuring Arturo Gatti versus Gianluca Branco will go on sale Monday, November 17 at 3 p.m.

Man Shot Dead Palms Parking Lot

14 November 2003

s the Palms was preparing for this weekend's celebrity-filled second anniversary party, a man was shot and killed in the hotel-casino's parking lot this morning.

Connecticut Employee Health Insurance Costs Rise Again

14 November 2003

News Brief: For the second time in two years, employee health insurance costs are rising at Foxwoods Resort Casino and Mohegan Sun.

Palms Owner Looking to Expand

14 November 2003

Palms owner, George Maloof, is looking for opportunities to expand in Las Vegas or California although he said he won't act until he finds the perfect project.

Tropicana License Renewed

13 November 2003

News Brief: Tropicana Casino and Resort is financially strong enough to weather an undetermined delay of its major expansion project, the Casino Control Commission said Wednesday in awarding the casino a four-year license renewal.

Binion's Hit With Labor Complaint

13 November 2003

The Las Vegas office of the National Labor Relations Board filed a complaint against Binion's Horseshoe hotel-casino on behalf of a former employee who was terminated.

Fitzgeralds' Loss Widens

13 November 2003

The Fitzgeralds hotel-casino has reported a widening operating loss and negative cash flow for the third quarter compared to a year ago as part of the company's third quarter results.

Louisiana Downs Meet Handle Increases

13 November 2003

News Brief: Louisiana Downs concluded its 80-day meeting on Sunday with a handle increase of nearly 12%.

Governor's Slot Plan Could Jeopardize Pimlico

13 November 2003

News Brief: The massive overhaul planned for Pimlico Race Course faced a cloud of doubt when Maryland Governor Robert Ehrlich Jr. expressed his support for a slot machine plan that would limit gambling licenses to one per company.

Shark Leaves Casino for New Home

12 November 2003

News Brief: A casino shark, of the fish not the loan variety, is leaving the Mohegan Sun Casino for New Jersey.

Tropicana Reopens Skywalk, Garage

12 November 2003

News Brief: Tropicana Casino & Resort took another step toward normalcy Tuesday afternoon, when authorities allowed the casino to reopen the walkway over Pacific Avenue and the other half of its parking garage.

Moody's: Gaming Outlook Stable

12 November 2003

According to Moody’s, the debt rating outlook for the gaming industry remains stable despite a weak economy and increased operating expenses, while casino revenue is expected to rebound over the next 12 months from the sluggish economy, the war in Iraq and higher gaming taxes.

Atlantis Casino Resort to Purchase Acres Bonusing System

12 November 2003

Acres Gaming has received an order from the Atlantis Casino Resort in Reno, Nevada.

Senecas Break Ground on Salamanca Casino

12 November 2003

News Brief: The casino will create 800 jobs in Cattaraugus County where unemployment rates are typically some of the highest in the state.

Detroit Casinos Oppose Track Slots

10 November 2003

The Greektown, MGM Grand and MotorCity casinos are considering petitioning for a November 2004 vote on plans to allow slot machines at horse tracks.

Spa Casino Seen as Catalyst

7 November 2003

News Brief: The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indian and local economic experts expect that the new $95 million Spa Resort Casino will be a catalyst to revive Palm Spring’s downtown scene.

Illinois Casino Boat Captain Fired

7 November 2003

News Brief: The captain of the Alton Bell Casino boat was fired for helping rescue boaters who had crashed into the Melvin Price Dam.

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