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Stadium Casino prevail in Philadelphia license bid beating out Mohegan Sun and three other proposals.

Wynn Las Vegas and Encore receive perfect score in report on corporate policies and practices related to LGBT workplace equality.

Prohibition didn’t halt the use of alcohol, it hasn’t reduced demand for illegal drugs, and it hasn’t stopped online poker play.

Golden Nugget Atlantic City adds second online casino to its Internet gaming permit.

American Casino & Entertainment Properties reversed third-quarter net loss and grew revenue 4.1 percent, the company said.

Boyd is planning additional restaurant renovation at the Suncoast, Orleans and other locals properties.

This was Hellmuth’s first tournament win since 2012.

MGM Springfield has paid its $85 million licensing fee to Massachusetts.

Tribal police are hunting for a man who stole $7000 worth chips and fled.

Horsemen's Park and Lincoln Race Course selected Sportech as their new tote provider.

Slot revenue was down 5.6 percent for October compared to October of 2013.

Santa & Friends on Ice comes to Beau Rivage Dec. 2-28.

Pala team members and family members helped Susan G. Komen Inland Empire Raise over $672,000 for breast cancer awareness.

The first sign of noise and traffic problems occurred April 4 and 5, when The Linq parking lot was converted into an outdoor venue for the Academy of Country Music (ACM) awards.

The past 10 years covering gaming nationally and internationally have been nothing short of a theme park thrill ride that Disney’s greatest designers couldn’t conjure.

Ultimate Gaming employees were told of the shutdown Friday morning.

The company, which operates nearly 40 casinos in 14 U.S. states and the Canadian province of Ontario, is attempting to restructure its gaming industry-high $22.8 billion debt.

The Las Vegas-based company said its corporate expenses grew 128.3 percent as it successfully fought a Colorado casino referendum, hired a new CEO, reconstituted its board and worked to “remediate” a recent data breach.

Jacobson won the World Series of Poker Main Event on Tuesday night, defeating fellow professional Felix Stephensen at the Rio’s Penn & Teller Theater.

The casino operator on Wednesday said its overall revenue for the quarter that ended Sept. 30 was $311 million, a 2.1 percent increase and the company’s largest third-quarter figure since 2008.